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## Chapter 5: The Five Observances
**Verse 337:** Gupti (secrecy), Alokyapanabhojan (eating after seeing), these five are the feelings of perfection of the Ahimsa Vrat (non-violence).
**Verse 338:** Krodha (anger), Bhaya (fear), Lobha (greed), Hasya (laughter), and Anuveechibhasanam (speaking according to the sutras) - these five are the feelings of the Satya Vrat (truthfulness).
**Verse 338 (Meaning):** Renouncing anger, fear, greed, and laughter, and speaking according to the sutras - these five are the feelings of the Satya Vrat.
**Verse 339:** Yaja (requesting from the Acharya), Samanujnapana (accepting with acknowledgement), Ananyabhava (not considering it as one's own), Tyaktpratisevi (renouncing the desire to use it for oneself), Sadharmikopakaranasyaanuveechisevanam (using the tools of the righteous according to the scriptures) - these five are the feelings of the Achaurya Mahavrat (non-stealing).
**Verse 339 (Meaning):** Requesting from the Acharya, accepting with acknowledgement, not considering it as one's own, renouncing the desire to use it for oneself, and using the tools of the righteous according to the scriptures - these five are the feelings of the Achaurya Mahavrat.
**Verse 340:** Mahilalokanam (looking at women), Purvaratisaranam (seeking pleasure in the past), Sansaktavasivikhaabhyah (engaging in worldly conversations), Pranitarasebhyah (renouncing the taste of food offered by others), and Viraati (renouncing) - these five are the feelings of the Brahmacharya Vrat (celibacy).
**Verse 340 (Meaning):** Looking at women, seeking pleasure in the past, engaging in worldly conversations, renouncing the taste of food offered by others, and renouncing - these five are the feelings of the Brahmacharya Vrat.