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## The Five Great Vows (Pancha-achara) - Chapter 5
**Verse 331:**
A monk who quickly suppresses the activities of mind, speech, and body, which are connected with harmful actions, becomes a keeper of the three secrets.
**Meaning:** A monk who quickly abandons actions that lead to violence and other harmful deeds, through the control of mind, speech, and body, becomes a keeper of the three secrets.
**Verse 332:**
Know that the suppression of attachment, aversion, and other mental defilements is called "mind-secret" (Manogupti). The suppression of falsehood, or silence and meditation, is called "speech-secret" (Vachogupti).
**Meaning:** The suppression of attachment, aversion, and other mental defilements is called "mind-secret" (Manogupti). The suppression of falsehood, or silence and meditation, is called "speech-secret" (Vachogupti).
**Verse 333:**
The suppression of bodily actions is called "body-secret" (Shariragupti) or "body-release" (Kayotsarga). The suppression of violence and other harmful actions is also called "body-secret" (Shariragupti).
**Meaning:** The suppression of bodily actions is called "body-secret" (Shariragupti) or "body-release" (Kayotsarga). The suppression of violence and other harmful actions is also called "body-secret" (Shariragupti).
**Verse 334:**
Just as a wall protects a field or a city, so these secrets protect the monk from evil.
**Meaning:** Just as a wall protects a field or a city, so these secrets protect the monk from evil.