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## Chapter 10: The Conduct of the Three-Garbed
**Invocation:**
May the Lord Jinendra, the friend of the lotus of the three worlds, who is always pure, whose character is the giver of liberation, and who has nurtured many devotees, be victorious and bring you joy now. May the Lord Dharmanatha, through devotion, grant you the abode of Shiva - may he bring you well-being. ||1||
**The Ritual of Accepting the Vow:**
The disciple, adorned with the sacred thread, endowed with great virtues and wealth, should, along with his family, approach the lofty abode of the Lord Jinendra. ||2||
He should wash his feet and enter the temple slowly. After performing worship and seeking peace, he should approach the Guru. ||3||
With great devotion, he should offer fruit to the Guru and perform the five-fold prostration, joining his hands and bowing his head. Then, with humility, he should inquire about well-being and sit on the ground. The Guru, through teachings on Dharma, should also please the disciples. ||4-5||
"O Master, please kindly explain in detail the conduct of the Shravakas." Hearing this humble request of the disciple, the Guru should explain the Shravaka Dharma thoroughly. ||6||
**The Explanation of Dharma:**
The abandonment of falsehood, the acceptance of right faith, and the observance of the twelve types of vows - these are the essential principles. ||7||