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## Translation:
**272**
This is written by Somasan Bhattaraka. The 77th and 78th verses are from the Adipurana. Following this, the Adipurana further explains that one should study grammar and logic to awaken their good qualities and for the sake of fame. There is no harm in studying these after reading the Shravaka Achar. One should also study astrology, prosody, omens, and mathematics with special attention. After studying these subjects, the previously mentioned vows of the Vrata Avataran are relinquished. This is because these vows were for a specific purpose. Afterwards, one remains in their natural vows. The vows of abstaining from honey, the five Udumbar fruits, and the five sins of gross violence, etc., are permanent for the rest of their life.
**79**
The Vrata Avataran ceremony takes place after twelve or sixteen years. It involves worship, homa, etc., with the guru's witness.
**80**
One should accept clothes, ornaments, garlands, etc., with the guru's permission. If one is a Kshatriya, they should carry weapons. If one is a Vaishya, they should engage in business.
**81**
If any of the three varnas commit a sin, they should perform atonement.
**78-81**
**Faults and Atonement**
**82**
If one unknowingly consumes up to twenty tolas of alcohol, meat, and honey, they should perform three fasts, twelve one-meal days, one hundred and eight offerings of food, and the same number of baths. They should also perform two pilgrimages and offer flowers and akshata according to their ability.
**83**
**84**
If one has eaten in the house of a Mlechchha, etc., they should perform thirty fasts, thirty-five one-meal days, and donate two hundred vessels. They should also give one cow, five pots, perform two hundred water ablutions, offer flowers and akshata, and perform two pilgrimages.
**85**
**84-85**