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## 138
## Mulachara
Remembering the objects of enjoyment, being attached to them with or without passion, engaging in evil talk against restraint, consuming food that is intoxicating and promotes pride - these five are the feelings of the five great vows of Brahmacharya. || 340 ||
**Apariggahasssa Muniṇo Sahappharisarasarūvagandhesu | Rāgaddossādīṇam Parihāro Bhāvaṇā Panca || 341 ||**
**Aparigrahasya Muneh Shabdsparsharasarūpagandheshu | Rāgadveshadīnām Parihārah Bhāvanāḥ Panca || 341 ||**
**Meaning:** For the Muni who is free from attachment, not having attachment or aversion to these five objects of sense - sound, touch, taste, form, and smell - these five are the feelings of the great vow of non-attachment. || 341 ||
**Na Karedi Bhāvaṇābhāvido Hu Pīlam Vadāṇ Savvesim | Sādhū Pāsuto Sa Maṇāgavi Kim Dāṇi Vedanto || 342 ||**
**Na Karoti Bhāvanābhāvito Hi Pīḍām Vratānām Sarveṣām | Sādhū Prasuptaḥ Sa Manāgapi Kimidānīm Vedayan || 342 ||**
**Meaning:** If the Muni, while awake, does not violate all the vows by having these twenty-five feelings, then what to speak of the awakened state? Even in sleep, he sees only these feelings, not the violation of the vows. || 342 ||
**Edāhi Bhāvaṇāhiṁ Du Tamhā Bhāvehi Appamatto Tum | Acchiddāṇi Akhaṇḍāṇi Te Bhavisstanti Hu Vadāṇi || 343 ||**
**Etābhiḥ Bhāvanābhistu Tasmat Bhāvay Apramattastvam | Acchiddrani Akhandani Te Bhavisyanti Khalu Vratani || 343 ||**
**Meaning:** Therefore, with these feelings, be mindful and cultivate them. Your vows will be unbroken and complete. || 343 ||