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## 204
## Mulachara
**Virato savvasavvajjam tigutto pihididiyo. Jivo samaaiyam naam sanjamatthaanamuuttamam. || 524 ||**
**Viratah sarvasavvadyaṃ triguptaḥ pihitenḍriyaḥ. Jīvaḥ sāmayikaṃ nāma saṃyama sthānamuṭṭamam. || 524 ||**
**Meaning:** A being who is free from all sins, possesses the three *guptis* (secrets), and has restrained the five senses, is called a *Samayika*. This is considered the highest state of self-control. || 524 ||
**Jassa sanihido appaa sanjame niyame tave. Tassa samaaiyian thaadi idi kevalisasaanee. || 525 ||**
**Yasya sannihitaḥ ātmā saṃyame niyame tapasī. Tasyā sāmayikaṃ tiṣṭhati iti kevaliśāsane. || 525 ||**
**Meaning:** The *Kevali* (omniscient) Lord's teachings state that *Samayika* resides in the one whose soul is immersed in self-control, discipline, and austerity. || 525 ||
**Jo samosavvabhuudesu tasesu dhavareesu ya. Jassa raago ya doso ya viyaḍiṃ ṇ jarṇeti du. || 526 ||**
**Yaḥ samaḥ sarvabhūteṣu traseṣu sthāvareṣu ca. Yasya rāgaśca doṣaśca vikṛtiṃ na janayatastu. || 526 ||**
**Meaning:** *Samayika* resides in the one who is impartial towards all beings, both mobile and immobile, and whose attachment and aversion do not create any negativity. || 526 ||
**Jeṇa kōdho ya māṇo ya māyā lōbho ya nijjida.**