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## Trivarnika Achar:
**126.** One who does not engage in sexual intercourse through the nine organs of mind, speech, body, action, causing, and approval, during the day, is a sixth type of Shravak, the one who holds the vow of celibacy.
**Brahmacharya Pratima's Form:**
**127.** One who does not engage in sexual intercourse through the nine organs, both day and night, and is free from desires, stories, etc., is a seventh type of Shravak, the one who holds the vow of celibacy, a complete Brahmachari.
**Types of Brahmachari:**
**128.** There are five types of Brahmachari: Upanaya Brahmachari, Avalamba Brahmachari, Adikchit Brahmachari, Guda Brahmachari, and Naishthik Brahmachari. These are considered fit for studying Shravakachar.
**129.** Just as there are four distinct varnas (Brahmana, Kshatriya, Vaishya, and Shudra) mentioned in the seventh anga, Upasakadhyayana, based on the difference in actions, similarly, there are four ashramas (Brahmachari, Grihi, Vanaprastha, and Bhikshu) mentioned in the same anga based on the difference in actions.
**Characteristics of Upanaya Brahmachari:**
**130.** One who is dedicated to studying and practicing the sutras of Shravakachar and later enters the Grihastha dharma is an Upanaya Brahmachari. In other words, one who is initiated with the Yajnopavita sanskar, studies Upasakadhyayana shastra under a guru, remains a complete Brahmachari until the completion of his studies, and then accepts Grihastha dharma and performs marriage and other rituals, is an Upanaya Brahmachari.
**Characteristics of Avalamba Brahmachari:**
**131.** One who, after studying the Agamas while wearing the Kshullaka's robe, gets married is an Avalamba Brahmachari.
**Characteristics of Adikchit Brahmachari:**
**132.** One who is devoted to vows without initiation, is dedicated to studying the scriptures, and performs the rituals after studying is an Adikchit Brahmachari.