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## Panchachar Adhikar 5:
**143.** In the practice of tapas, the **bhavya jivas** should first abandon these four until death. || 354 ||
**Further, the **vrittiparisankhyatapa** is described as follows:
**Gocharpramanam dayakabhajannanaavidhanam yagruhanam. Tatha ashanasya grahanam vividhasya vrittiparisankhya.** || 355 ||
**Meaning:** The **vrittiparisankhyatapa** is the practice of taking food with many variations in the size of the house, the nature of the food giver, the type of utensils (like brass), and the type of food (like sattu). For example, a sadhu might make a vow to only eat from a brass utensil or only eat sattu, and if these conditions are not met, they will not eat. These difficult vows are undertaken by sadhus to test their **antaraya karma**. || 355 ||
**Further, the **kayakleshatapa** is described as follows:
**Thanasyanasanehi yavivhehi yuggayeh bahugehi. Anuveechiparitao kayakleso havdi eso.** || 356 ||
**Meaning:** The **kayakleshatapa** is the practice of causing pain to the body through various means, such as standing for long periods, sleeping on one side like a dead person, sitting in the **virasana** posture, and other postures prescribed by the scriptures. || 356 ||