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## Chapter 8: Twelve Contemplations
**Verse 267**
Knowing this, attain detachment. Contemplate detachment in this way: Just as impurities leave this body, so too, there is no other good Dharma in the world besides the Dharma taught by the Jinas. Even among the gods, demons, animals, and hell beings, there is no other Dharma that brings true happiness. Contemplate this.
**Verse 726**
* मुक्त्वा जिनाख्यातं धर्म शुभमिह तु नास्ति लोके । ससुरासुरेषु तिर्यक्षु नरकमनुजेषु चिंतयेत् ॥ ७२६ ॥
**Verse 727**
Now, the contemplation of the Asravas is as follows: In this terrifying ocean of Samsara, filled with the fish of suffering and fear, the beings are drowning due to the Asravas, which are the cause of all karma.
**Verse 728**
* दुःखभयमीनप्रचुरे संसारमहार्णवे परमघोरे ।
जंतुः यत्तु निमज्जति कर्मास्रवहेतुकं सर्वं ।। ७२७ ॥
**Verse 729**
The Asravas are: attachment (raga), aversion (dvesha), delusion (moha), the five senses, and the five types of knowledge (indriya-sanjna), and the eight types of pride (garva-kashaya). These Asravas, along with thoughts, words, and actions, are the cause of karma.
* रागः द्वेषः मोहः इन्द्रियसंज्ञाश्च गौरवकषायाः । मनोवचनकायसहितास्तु आस्रवा भवंति कर्मणः ॥ ७२८ ||