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## Translation:
**5. The Five Conduct Rules**
**302.** The Muni who practices the five conduct rules, including the proper use of the *margujjo* (walking stick), is considered to be following the *irya samiti* (proper conduct for walking). The *sutras* (scriptural texts) mention that there are 302 ways to practice the *margujjo* and maintain purity in the *irya samiti*.
**Meaning:** The *sutras* state that a Muni who practices purity in the following aspects - the path, the sun's light, effort in knowledge and other practices, and reliance on deities and other supports - is considered to be following the *irya samiti*.
**303.** The Muni should carefully observe the path ahead, keeping in mind the distance of a *yug* (approximately 4 cubits) while walking. He should always be mindful and vigilant.
**Meaning:** When traveling to places like Mount Kailash or Mount Girnar, the Muni should carefully observe the path ahead, ensuring that the ground for a distance of four cubits is illuminated by the sun's light. He should always be mindful and vigilant while walking.
**304.** A path frequently used by many people, whether it be for carts, chariots, elephants, or other vehicles, is considered to be *prasauk* (pure).
**Meaning:** A path frequently used by many people, whether it be for carts, chariots, elephants, or other vehicles, is considered to be *prasauk* (pure).
**305.** An elephant, a horse, a donkey, or a bullock cart are all considered to be *prasauk* (pure) vehicles.