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## Five Great Vows (Panchacharya) - Chapter 5
**111**
One should strive to influence others towards Jainism by practicing non-violent penance, compassion and kindness towards all living beings. One should also influence others by understanding the true meaning of the scriptures, conquering opponents with the power of words, and practicing the eightfold path, knowledge, worship, and charity. || 264 ||
**265**
"Whatever the Jinas have taught is the truth" - this is the true understanding of the nature of reality. This is the essence of Right Faith (Samyak Darshan). The opposite of this, i.e., not believing in the teachings of the Jinas, is the essence of False Faith (Mithyatva). || 265 ||
**266**
I have briefly explained the Right Faith (Darshanachara). Now I will explain the eight types of Right Conduct (Gnanachara) which, when practiced, liberate the soul from the eight types of karmas (Avaranas) and lead to liberation. || 266 ||
**267**
Now I will explain the nature of Right Conduct:
That which awakens the truth, that which calms the mind, that which purifies the soul - this is the knowledge taught by the Jinas. || 267 ||