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## Trivarna Achar
**The Five Udumbara:** The five Udumbara trees are home to many microscopic and macroscopic stationary and mobile living beings. Therefore, to protect these beings, the Shrojindev has advised the renunciation of the five Udumbara trees. || 104 ||
**Renunciation of Fruit Consumption:** One who consumes juicy fruits mixed with the bodily fluids of living beings, their renunciation of meat is futile. **Meaning:** One should not consume fruits that contain living beings. || 105 ||
**The Limit of Filtered Water:** Even pure, filtered water becomes contaminated within two ghadi (48 minutes). Water heated for a day and night (24 hours) becomes contaminated after eight prahar (32 hours). Similarly, kanji (fermented rice water) becomes contaminated after it cools down. || 106 ||
**Water Contaminated by Sesame and Rice:** Water used to wash sesame and rice in a house where alms are received (called "Bhramaridhar") is considered contaminated and does not purify the mouth. Therefore, it is not considered fit for drinking. || 107 ||
**Method of Purifying Water:** Water can be purified by washing sesame and rice with cardamom, cloves, sandalwood, camphor, saffron, tender leaves of the palm tree, ash of the Khadir tree, and triphala powder. It can also be purified by heating it in fire. || 108 ||
**Contamination of Leather Vessels:** Two-sense, three-sense, four-sense, and five-sense living beings are born in water, ghee, etc., stored in leather vessels. Consuming these, as well as the aachar (pickles) of fruits like lime and mango, is considered a violation of the meat renunciation vow. || 109 ||
**Types of Shiksha Vrat:** The four types of Shiksha Vrat are: Deshavakashik, Samayik, Moshadhopavas, and Vaiyavritty.
**Note:** Although the transgressions of the remaining vows, following the vow of limiting food and drink, should have been mentioned here in order, they have not been included due to the nature of this text as a general collection. || 110 ||