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To cultivate equality towards all beings in the world, to always have good intentions in observing restraint, and to abandon agitated and angry thoughts is Samayika. || 62 ||
One should perform the necessary actions of pure conduct, like a monk, with humility, at the appropriate time, in the appropriate posture, place, mudra, rotation, and bowing of the head. || 63 ||
In life and death, gain and loss, union and separation, friend and foe, pleasure and pain, I always maintain equanimity, without attachment or aversion. || 64 ||
O Jinendra, Lord of the three worlds! I now renounce, with condemnation, the evil deeds generated by this sinful, wicked, dull-witted, deceitful, greedy, and passion-and-aversion-stained mind, and I aspire to remain on the righteous path. || 65 ||
Shravakas should perform the necessary actions diligently and according to the rules; in their absence, they should perform pure japa for the purification of their soul. || 66 ||
Through the grace of the Siddhachakra, mantras become perfected. Therefore, one should worship the mantras in front of the Siddhachakra and then perform their worship. || 67 ||
He who meditates on the divine, with the upward and downward rays, with drops, with the supreme, enveloped in the sound of Brahma, filled with the squares, with the lotus petals facing the directions, with the essence of the union, with the Anahata sound on the inner petals, and enveloped in the sound of Him, is blessed with liberation and a voice that terrifies enemies. || 68 ||