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## Translation:
**Verse 334:**
Just as a fence protects a field of grain, or a moat and wall protect a city, so too these secrets are for the restrained ascetic to prevent sin.
**Verse 335:**
Therefore, O ascetic, you should always be absorbed in meditation and study, with your mind, speech, and body engaged in the yogas (practices) of action, approval, and acceptance.
**Verse 335 (alternate translation):**
Therefore, O ascetic, you should always be absorbed in meditation and study, with your mind, speech, and body engaged in the yogas (practices) of action, approval, and acceptance.
**Verse 336:**
These eight mothers of the teachings, the five samitis and the three secrets, protect the ascetic's knowledge, vision, and conduct, just as a careful mother protects her son.
**Verse 336 (alternate translation):**
These eight mothers of the teachings, the five samitis and the three secrets, protect the ascetic's knowledge, vision, and conduct, just as a careful mother protects her son.
**Verse 337:**
The five samitis of restraint, non-possession, non-violence, mental restraint, and the contemplation of non-violence in seeing and eating, are the five contemplations.