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**640.** The rejection with five types of Mulachara Vinaya is pure Vinaya.
**641.** Anubhasana-shuddha is when the guru's words are uttered with correct pronunciation of letters, syllables, and consonants, and with correct rhythm and intonation.
**641.** Anubhasana-shuddha is when the guru's words are uttered with correct pronunciation of letters, syllables, and consonants, and with correct rhythm and intonation.
**641.** Meaning: When the guru speaks, the rejection should be uttered with correct pronunciation of letters, syllables, and consonants. The reading should be in the correct order, and the pronunciation of guru, laghu, etc. should be correct. This is Anubhasana-shuddha.
**642.** Anupalana-shuddha is when the rejection is maintained in times of fear, illness, hardship, famine, and wilderness.
**642.** Anupalana-shuddha is when the rejection is maintained in times of fear, illness, hardship, famine, and wilderness.
**642.** Meaning: The rejection that is maintained in times of illness, hardship, famine, and wilderness, and is not broken, is Anupalana-shuddha.
**643.** Bhaava-vishuddha is the rejection that is not tainted by attachment, aversion, or mental defilement.
**643.** Bhaava-vishuddha is the rejection that is not tainted by attachment, aversion, or mental defilement.
**643.** Meaning: The rejection that is not tainted by attachment, aversion, or mental defilement is Bhaava-vishuddha.