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Five tastes, five colors, two scents, eight touches, seven notes, fourteen mental objects, and the senses and life force - the restraint of these twenty-eight objects is called sense restraint. And the protection of the fourteen types of beings is called life restraint. Thus, there are two types of restraint. 418
Meaning - Five tastes, five colors, two scents, eight touches, seven notes, and mental objects - the restraint of these twenty-eight objects is called sense restraint. And the protection of the fourteen types of beings is called life restraint. Thus, there are two types of types of restraint. 418
Now the greatness of the five conducts is described:
**Darsana, Jnana, Charitra, Tapa, Viriya, Achar, Nigraha, Samatha** - the ascetic who is capable of these eight conducts, who has cleansed his soul, attains liberation. 419
Meaning - The ascetic who is capable of these eight conducts, who has cleansed his soul, attains liberation. 419
Thus, the explanation of the five conducts is given. In this way, the fifth chapter of the *Moolachar* commentary in Hindi by Acharya Shri Vattkeri ends. 5| SR No. | 022324 |
| Book Title | Mulachar |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Manoharlal Shastri |
| Publisher | Anantkirti Digambar Jain Granthmala |
| Publication Year | 1919 |
| Total Pages | 470 |
| Language | Sanskrit |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari |
| File Size | 25 MB |