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A **Varnikachar** who is detached from all kinds of occupations like jobs, farming, etc. due to the violence of living beings is a **Shravak** who holds the **Aaram-Tyag-Pratima**. || 130 ||
**Parigrah Tyag-Pratima**: ... One who renounces all possessions except for clothes, and does not develop attachment even to the clothes they possess, is a **Shravak** who has renounced the ninth **Parigrah**. || 139 ||
Types of External **Parigrah**: ... Land, building, wealth, grain, female servant, male servant, four-legged animals; vehicle, bed, seat, cushion, and utensils, these ten are external **Parigrah**. || 140 ||
Types of Internal **Parigrah**: ... Falsehood, Vedas, laughter, pleasure, displeasure, sorrow, fear, disgust, anger, pride, deceit, greed, attachment, and aversion, these fourteen are internal **Parigrah**. || 141 ||
Those who are devoid of external possessions are poor humans, and they are sinful. But a being who has renounced internal **Parigrah** is extremely rare in the world. || 142 ||
**Anumati-Tyag Pratima**: ... One who does not give their opinion on worldly matters, whether asked by their wife, children, etc. or not, should be considered a **Shravak** who holds the tenth **Anumati-Tyag**. || 143 ||
In the eleventh place, there are two types of **Shravaks** who are considered excellent. One who wears a single piece of cloth, and another who wears a **Kaupin**. || 144 ||
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**Uddishta-Tyag Pratima**.