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**Anarthadanda-virati Vrata Aticara**
**Verse 99:**
Kandarpa, Kautkucya, Maukarya, Gati Sadhana, and without consideration, doing any action, these five are the Aticaras of Anarthadanda-virati Vrata. A person who is detached from Anarthadanda should abandon these.
**Verse 100:**
Counting the objects of the five senses, which are useful for the purpose, is the Bhogopabhoga-parimana Vrata, for the purpose of reducing the Raga-bhava.
**Bhogopabhoga Lakshana**
**Verse 101:**
Food, clothes, etc., which are the objects of the five senses, which are to be abandoned after enjoying once, are called Bhoga, and those which are enjoyed again and again are called Upabhoga.
**Special Abandonment in Bhogopabhoga-parimana Vrata**
**Verse 102:**
Those who have taken refuge in the feet of the Jinas should abandon the consumption of honey and meat for the sake of avoiding the killing of living beings, and abandon alcohol for the sake of avoiding carelessness.
**Verse 103:**
Things like ginger, radish, carrot, and butter, neem and ketaki flowers, which give less pleasure to the tongue and cause more harm to living beings, should also be abandoned.
**Meaning:**
Although the abandonment of alcohol, meat, etc., had already taken place during the time of the eight precious qualities, it is mentioned again here in the Bhogopabhoga Vrata. Therefore, one should understand that the abandonment of these things is the abandonment of Aticaras. Or, the repeated mention of abandonment is done so that the Vrata remains pure and the person who abandons it remembers it.
**Reason for Abandoning Five Udumbar**
**Verse 104:**
There are subtle and gross living beings in the Udumbar tree. Therefore, the Jinas have instructed to abandon the five Udumbar.