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## English Translation:
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**146.** When experiencing any kind of pain, a strange yawn, a sneeze at the beginning of a good deed, stumbling or falling while getting up from sleep, one should remember the Jina.
**147-148.** One should not speak words that others will not believe, praise oneself, criticize others, or speak words that cause strife. One should not speak words that cause harm, mental anguish, domestic misconduct, or words of honor and dishonor in the presence of wise people.
**149-150.** One should always be equanimous in prosperity and adversity, speak words that are brief, timely, and beneficial to all, always abide by righteousness, never entertain thoughts of stealing, and never reveal the secrets of one's own or another's enemy.
**151-152.** One should constantly cultivate detachment, speak words of Dharma, understand the opinions of the people and act accordingly, be friendly to all beings, rejoice in the virtues of the virtuous, be indifferent to both the virtuous and the wicked, and visit another's house only for a specific purpose, never for idle reasons.
**153.** One should never speak words that cause violence or sin, nor should one listen to such scriptures. One should never think of harming anyone.