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**Mulachara Artha:** A muni who is detached from worldly possessions, free from desires, content, and dedicated to his conduct, does not even have attachment to his own body. || 783 ||
They are free from attachment to the body, residing where the sun sets, without any abode. They are Shramanas, unattached, like lightning, which is seen and then disappears. || 784 ||
**Artha:** These virtuous ones, free from attachment to the body, reside where the sun sets, without any expectations. They are not bound to anyone, independent, like lightning, which is seen and then disappears. Therefore, they are non-possessive. || 784 ||
They stay in a village for one night, in a city for five days. These Shramanas are courageous, with a simple lifestyle, and reside in secluded places, free from women and other worldly attachments. || 785 ||
**Artha:** They stay in a village for one night, in a city for five days. These virtuous ones are courageous, with a simple lifestyle, and reside in secluded places, free from women and other worldly attachments. || 785 ||
They seek solitude, like noble elephants with a fragrant scent, courageous and virtuous. They are absorbed in pure meditation, having attained the supreme bliss of liberation. || 786 ||
**Artha:** They seek solitude, like noble elephants with a fragrant scent, courageous and virtuous. They are absorbed in pure meditation, having attained the supreme bliss of liberation. || 786 ||