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## 106. Mulachara
**Desire for worldly things:** One who does not abandon these three desires attains the purity of Samyak Darshan. || 249 ||
**Desire for worldly things:** The desire for worldly things like becoming a Chakravarti like Baldeva, a Setthi, a king, etc., and the desire for becoming a Deva, seeking a vision of a Deva, etc., in the next life, is a defect that destroys Darshan. || 250 ||
**Meaning:** The desire for wealth in this world, such as becoming a Chakravarti like Balabhadra, a wealthy merchant, etc., and the desire to become a Deva in the next life, is a defect that destroys Darshan. || 250 ||
**Desire for other religions:** The desire for the Dharma of other religions like the Vaibhashika, etc., with their four divisions, the Buddhists, the Naiyayika, the Vaisheshika, the Jata-dhari, the Vaineyika, the Sankhya, etc., is a defect called Kudharm-kanksha. || 251 ||
**Meaning:** The desire for the Dharma of other religions like the Vaibhashika, etc., with their four divisions, the Buddhists, the Naiyayika, the Vaisheshika, the Jata-dhari, the Vaineyika, the Sankhya, etc., is a defect called Kudharm-kanksha. || 251 ||
**Doubt:** Doubt is of two types: in substance and in feeling. Doubt about the substance of the Muni's urine, feces, saliva, etc., is a doubt about substance.