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## Anugara Bhavana Adhikar 9:
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**Meaning:** The steadfastly wise Sadhus renounce the five sins of violence, falsehood, stealing, sexual misconduct, and possessiveness through their mind, speech, and body for the entirety of their lives. || 780 ||
Further, the purity of vows is described:
**Meaning:** These Munis, free from all attachments, devoid of affection, without external possessions like land, etc., and having attained the state of nakedness, free from bodily adornments like oil baths, etc., carry the Jain Dharma, the code of conduct, with them even in the afterlife. || 781 ||
**Meaning:** Because these Munis are free from all beginnings, engaged in the Dharma taught by the Jinas, they do not desire even a trace of possessiveness in their possessions. || 782 ||
**Meaning:** These Munis, free from possessions, without desires, content, and established in their conduct, do not develop possessiveness even towards their own bodies. || 783 ||