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**Trivarnika Achar.** For those who have taken vows, the Dev, like the Ganadharas, who are at the forefront, are said to be **Anarthadanda-Virati** when they are detached from the causes of sin, even within the limits of the directions, due to their being without purpose. || 92 ||
There are five types of **Anarthadanda Vrat**. They are: **Papopadeśa, Hinsa-Dana, Apadhyāna, Duḥśruti, and Pramāda-Caryā**. || 93 ||
Those who do not perform actions without purpose, are said to be **Anarthadanda** for these five: **Papopadeśa, Hinsa-Dana, Apadhyāna, Duḥśruti, and Pramāda-Caryā**. The meaning is that performing these five actions is **Anarthadanda**. || 93 ||
**Papopadeśa**. Talking about **Tiryag-Vanijya, Klesha-Vanijya, Hinsa, Aarambha, Pralaṁbhana (cheating)**, etc., is called **Papopadeśa** which is **Anarthadanda**. || 94 ||
**Hinsa-Dana**. Giving **Parshu, Kṛpāṇa, Khanitra, Jvalana, Ayudha, Śṛṅga, Śaṅkalā** etc., which are the causes of violence, is called **Hinsa-Dana** by the wise, which is **Anarthadanda**. || 95 ||
**Apadhyāna**. Thinking about the death, imprisonment, or injury of others, or about the death, imprisonment, or injury of one's own wife, son, etc., is called **Apadhyāna** by the wise in the **Jina-Śāsana**, which is **Anarthadanda**. || 96 ||
**Duḥśruti**. Listening to scriptures that are contaminated by **Aarambha, Pari-graha, Sāhasa, Mithyā-tva, Dveṣa, Rāga, Mada, and Madana (lust)** is called **Duḥśruti**, which is **Anarthadanda**. || 97 ||
**Pramāda-Caryā**. Digging the earth, throwing water, lighting fire, moving air, cutting trees, walking, and making others walk without purpose, are all called **Pramāda-Caryā**, which is **Anarthadanda**. || 98 ||