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## **Shilagunadhikār 11**
**363** The first virtue of a muni who has restraint over the earth element, is endowed with the virtue of patience, and has pure conduct, is called **Manoyoga** and is steadfast. The other virtues should be understood in the same way. || 1022 ||
**Meaning:** A muni who has restraint over the earth element, is free from attachment to the senses, has pure conduct, is detached from the sense of taste, has restrained the sense of touch, and is endowed with the virtue of patience, has a steadfast virtue called **Manoyoga**. Similarly, the distinctions of the other virtues should be understood. || 1021-1022 ||
**Now, the distinctions of the virtues are explained:** Twenty-one, four hundred, ten, ten, ten, in sequence. Violence, etc., transgression, body, slander, impurity. || 1023 ||
**Meaning:** By multiplying the distinctions of violence, etc., transgression, body, slander, and purity, in sequence, by twenty-one, four hundred, ten, ten, ten, there are eighty-four lakh distinctions of virtues. || 1023 ||
**Taking life, false speech, taking what is not given, sexual misconduct, and attachment.** Anger, pride, deceit, fear, aversion, disgust. || 1024 ||
**Thought, speech, and body, stealing, false perception, carelessness.** Slander, ignorance, and lack of control over the senses. || 1025 ||