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## Chapter 5: The Five Great Vows
**Verse 109**
**259.** Those who are deluded by time (samayamudha) consider Buddhists, Naiyayikas, Vaisheshikas, Jata-dharis, Sankhyas, Shaivas, Pashupatas, Kapalikas, and other heterodox sects as liberators from the cycle of birth and death. They are deluded because they believe that these sects have good conduct.
**Explanation:** It is a mistake to consider these sects as liberators from the cycle of birth and death. They are not true liberators because they do not follow the true path of liberation.
**Verse 110**
**260.** Those who are deluded by gods (devamudha) consider Shiva, Brahma, Vishnu, Parvati, Skanda, and other gods as true gods. They are deluded because they do not understand the true nature of gods.
**Explanation:** It is a mistake to consider these gods as true gods. They are not true gods because they are not liberated from the cycle of birth and death.
**Verse 111**
**261.** One who sees the suffering of beings who are deficient in right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct, and with devotion to Dharma, takes them under his protection, becomes pure in his own faith.
**Explanation:** This verse describes the virtue of taking others under one's protection. It is a virtue to help those who are suffering and to guide them towards the path of liberation.