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Moolachara
In the teachings of the Jina, all resolutions that are considered are known to be auspicious meditation. (Verses 678-680)
For the family, for the worship of special occasions or for food and drink, whether at a place of reduced mobility or a resting place. (Verse 681)
The command from the revered is marked by the brilliant qualities of understanding and merit. Those who strive with devotion, even if their thoughts may be twisted, are considered virtuous. (Verse 682)
For the family, for the respect of worship, for the purpose of food and drink, or for the means of devotion, the context aligns with these teachings. (Verse 681)
In terms of authority, direction, description of esteem, and propagation of qualities, when meditation is inappropriate, the mind's resolution about bodily relinquishment then signifies an unwholesome meditation. (Verses 681-682)
A significant embrace of renunciation has been duly articulated by me in summary. The great seers of ascetic restraint and strength (the ascetics) understand this principle. (Verse 683)
The essence of bodily relinquishment has been described here briefly. For those immersed in austerity and seeking restraint, I have summarized this teaching. (Verse 683)