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## Trivarna Achar...
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**Faults of the Meat-Renunciation Vow.** Water, ghee, oil, etc., kept in leather containers, asafoetida covered or tied in leather, and all kinds of food items whose taste has been spoiled, eating all these is a transgression of the meat-renunciation vow. ||207||
**Faults of the Honey-Renunciation Vow.** For the purity of their honey-renunciation vow, those who have renounced honey should generally not eat flowers of any kind. And they should not use honey, meat, or alcohol in things like enemas, offerings of food, eye-ointments, etc. Meaning: The word "generally" in the verse indicates that there is no absolute prohibition on eating Mahua, Bhilawa, etc., flowers that can be purified, and dried flowers like saffron. ||207||
**Faults of the Five Udumbar-Renunciation Vow.** Those who have renounced the five Udumbar fruits should not eat fruits of any kind that are unknown, cucumbers, jujubes, areca nuts, etc., and peas, etc., without splitting them open and purifying their inner parts. ||209||
These verses above describe the transgressions of the eight fundamental virtues. Here, only their brief meaning is given. If there is a need to see the details, one should refer to the Sanskrit commentary and its language commentary of the Sagara Dharma Amrita.
**Other Things to be Abandoned.** All beings with infinite bodies are always to be shunned by the compassionate. ... For even if one kills one, one kills infinite beings. ||210|| ... All the things mentioned above, and similarly other things, are infinite-bodied. In them, infinite beings reside at all times. Therefore, compassionate people should always avoid these infinite-bodied things...