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**Trivarnika Achar...** pay respects to the Kshatrapala and Padmavati, etc., the ruling deities. || 82 ||
Then, coming together in the assembly hall, one should respectfully salute the learned Muni. ...
With devotion, one should inquire about the well-being of the body and its origin. || 83 || After coming to the assembly hall, one should respectfully salute the scriptures and the Muni, and inquire about the Muni Maharaj's physical well-being. || 83 ||
Daily vows to be taken. Digvirati, Deshavirati, Anarthadanda, etc., and the essence of oil, ghee, etc. ||
One should take the daily vows in the presence of the Guru, which are conducive to happiness. || 84 || After that, in the presence of the Guru, one should take the vows of Digvirati, Deshavirati, Anarthadanda, etc., and the renunciation of oil, ghee, etc., and their essence. This is the daily vow to be taken. Meaning - I will not go outside this country today, I will not go in this direction, I will not do any work without purpose. I will not eat oil today, I will not eat ghee today, I will not eat jaggery-sugar today, I will not eat salt today, etc., these rules should be taken. || 84 ||
The greatness of taking vows. Even the purified, who are worthy of worship, are greatly blessed with prosperity.
They seek refuge in the purified, what to speak of those who are adorned with four virtues. || 85 || The wealth of greatness, command, power, strength, family, enjoyment, and the means of enjoyment, etc., are very quickly sought refuge in the purified men who are free from vows and have pure vision, who worship the Arhant Dev, as if they are jealous of each other, thinking, "I will obtain this first." Then, what to speak of the Shravakas who are purified by right vision and adorned with the vows of non-violence, truth, etc., who worship the Shri Jin Dev, that these wealth seek refuge in them - there is nothing surprising in this. Meaning - These wealth seek refuge in men who are adorned with vows in a special way. || 85 ||
The way to salute the Guru, etc. One should salute the Guru with "Namo astu," the Brahmachari with "Vandana," the fellow-religionists with "Ichchhakar," and the Arjikas with "Nandami." || 86 || One should salute the Gurus with "Namo astu," the Brahmachari with "Vandana," the fellow-religionists with "Ichchhakar," and the Arjikas with "Nandami." || 86 ||