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**Chapter 5: The Five Great Vows**
**Verse 200**
The pure conduct of the path of knowledge, as described by the Jina, is of eight types. It removes the impurities (atichar) of right faith. Listen carefully, my disciples!
**Verse 201**
These eight are: being free from doubt (nishankita), free from desire (nishankshita), free from uncertainty (nirvichkitsita), having right vision (amoodhadristi), taking refuge (upagruhana), being steadfast (sthitikarana), having compassion (vatsalya), and inspiring others (pravahana).
**Verse 201**
Know these eight qualities of right faith.
**Verse 202**
In the Jina's teachings, the path and the fruit of the path are two. The path is right faith, and the fruit of the path is liberation (nirvana).
**Verse 202**
In the Jina's teachings, the path and the fruit of the path are two. The path is right faith, and the fruit of the path is liberation (nirvana).
**Verse 203**
The nature of right faith is described as follows: the soul (jiva), non-soul (ajiva), merit (punya), and demerit (papa), as they are in their own nature, the stoppage of inflow (asrava), the restraint of passions (samvara), the cessation of karmic flow (nirjara), and liberation (moksha).