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Just as a strong warrior is not pierced by sharp arrows raining down on the battlefield, so too a sage, moving through the six classes of beings, is not stained by the sins of the community. || 328 ||
Where the ignorant one wanders, the renunciant also wanders. The ignorant one is bound by his attachment, but the renunciant is liberated by his efforts. || 329 ||
Meaning: Where the ignorant one wanders and acts, the renunciant sage also wanders and acts. But the ignorant one is bound by his attachment, while the renunciant sage, engaged in his efforts, is freed from karma. || 329 ||
Therefore, O sage, when you desire to go, become a member of the community. For the sage who becomes a member of the community does not take on new karma, but destroys old karma. || 330 ||
Meaning: Therefore, O sage, when you desire to go, become a member of the community. For the sage who becomes a member of the community does not take on new karma, but destroys old karma. || 330 ||
Now, the nature of the secret is explained: The monk, who is a Manavacaka, a Pauti, and a Bhikkhu, and who is associated with the Savvajaka, is called a "Gupto" (secret) because he quickly prevents these three. || 331 ||