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## 322
## Mulachara
He who takes refuge in these (principles) and cultivates conduct in the field of knowledge, vision, and austerity, attains Siddhi quickly. || 893 ||
A wise person, devoted to detachment, attains Siddhi by learning even a little. He who is devoid of detachment does not attain Siddhi even after studying all the scriptures. || 894 ||
**Meaning:** One who is capable of enduring hardships and is detached from worldly possessions and bodily pleasures, even if he has studied a little, destroys his karmas. But one who is devoid of detachment, even if he studies all the scriptures, cannot destroy his karmas. || 894 ||
Go forth as a mendicant, dwell in the forest, eat sparingly, speak little, endure suffering, conquer sleep, cultivate friendliness, and develop detachment well. || 895 ||
**Meaning:** O Muni, if you want to cultivate right conduct, then go forth as a mendicant, eat sparingly, dwell in the forest, speak little, endure suffering, conquer sleep, cultivate friendliness, and develop detachment well. || 895 ||
One who is detached from worldly affairs, is focused in meditation, is free from attachment, has renounced the four kṣayās, is diligent in his efforts, and is non-attached, becomes free from all beginnings. || 896 ||
**Meaning:** One who is detached from worldly affairs, is focused in meditation, is free from attachment, has renounced the four kṣayās, is diligent in his efforts, and is non-attached, becomes free from all beginnings. || 896 ||