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## Translation:
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. **Mulaacharaamlam** nirvikrutihi anyat va bhavati yasya kartavya. Tat tasya kurvaanah upadhanayuto bhavati eshah. || 282 ||
**Meaning:** The act of following the **Mulaacharaamlam** (Jain dietary principles) or consuming **nirvikruti** (non-violent food) or any other action that is considered appropriate according to the scriptures, is called **upadhan**. This act also shows respect for the scriptures. || 282 ||
Further, the nature of **bahumaan** (respect) is explained:
Suttattham jappanto vaayanto chaavi nijarahedu. Aasaadanam na kujaa tene kidam hodi bahumaanam. || 283 ||
**Meaning:** One who recites or explains the **sutras** (Jain scriptures) without disrespecting other Acharyas or scriptures for the sake of **karma nirjara** (purification of karma), is the one who possesses the quality of **bahumaan**. || 283 ||
Further, the nature of **nihnava** (disrespect) is explained:
Kulavayaseelavihane muttattham sammagagamittaanam. Kulavayaseelamahalle nihnhavadoso du jappanto. || 284 ||
**Meaning:** One who is devoid of **kula-vrat-sheel** (family tradition, vows, and conduct) and has learned the **sutras** superficially, and then disrespects a great **kula-vrat-sheel** guru by reciting the scriptures, is guilty of **nihnava** (disrespect). || 284 ||
**Meaning:** One who is devoid of **kula-vrat-sheel** (family tradition, vows, and conduct) and has learned the **sutras** superficially, and then disrespects a great **kula-vrat-sheel** guru by reciting the scriptures, is guilty of **nihnava** (disrespect). || 284 ||