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## Chapter Three:
**'Vिक्षepa' (Deviation)**
Five 'Lakshyanta' (are determined) are determined. Of what? Of 'Parimit Parigraha' (limited possessions), not only the five 'Anuvrata' (minor vows) like non-violence, but also of 'Parimit Parigraha'. The word 'Cha' here means 'and'. What are those deviations? It is said: 'Ati Vahana' (excessive transportation) etc. For the sake of greed and avarice, when a limit is set for possessions, then due to the influence of greed, one engages in excessive transportation. 'Ati' (excessive) applies to each of the greed-related actions. One gathers more than necessary, thinking that this grain etc. will bring a special profit. When that profit is obtained and the item is sold, even if it was not originally collected, or if an additional amount is obtained through the sale, one feels excessive joy and sorrow due to the influence of greed. Even when a special profit is obtained, one becomes excessively greedy due to the desire for more profit. Due to the influence of greed, one loads excessive weight, which is 'Ati Bhar Vahana' (excessive weight transportation). These are the five deviations. || 16 ||
**The fruits of these five 'Anuvrata' (minor vows) without deviation are described as follows:**
Those who abide by the five 'Anuvrata' without deviation, attain the 'Suraloka' (heavenly realm), where 'Avadhi' (clairvoyance) with eight powers and a divine body are obtained. || 17 ||
'Phalanti' (bear fruit) means they yield results. Who are they? Those who abide by the five 'Anuvrata' are the ones who abide by the five 'Anuvrata'. What kind of 'Anuvrata'? Those without deviation, those without transgression. What do they attain? The 'Suraloka'. What is obtained in the 'Suraloka'? 'Avadhi' (clairvoyance). 'Ashta Guna' (eight powers) like 'Anima' (the power to become small) etc. And a divine body, free from the seven 'Dhatu' (elements). All these are obtained there. || 17 ||
**Here, one might doubt if anyone in this world has actually attained the fruits of practicing the 'Anuvrata' like non-violence, and if they are practicing it for the sake of the next world.**
To address this doubt, it is said:
Matanga, Dhandeva, and Varisheṇa, and after them, Nili and Jaya, have attained the highest level of worship. || 18 ||