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## 366
## Mulachara
- **Tapaschhedo mulamapicha pariharaśchaiva śraddhānam.** || 1031 ||
**Meaning:** By multiplying the ten categories of Alochana, Pratikramana, Ubhaya Viveka, Vyutsarga, Tapa, Chheda, Mula, Parihara, and Shraddhanam, we get eighty-four lakh (8.4 million) categories of virtues. In all these categories, where faults are mentioned, one should understand the opposite virtues. || 1031 || - In this way, there are eighty-four lakh virtues.
**Paṇādīvādavirade atikamanedoṣakaraṇammuke. . Puḍhavīe puḍhavīpuṇarārambhasu sanjade dhīre.** || 1032 ||
**Itthīsaṁsaggavijude ākaṁpiyadoṣakaraṇammuke. Āloyaṇasodhijude ādiguno sesaya ṇeyā.** || 1033 ||
**Prāṇātipātaviratasya atikramaṇadoṣakaraṇonmuktasya. Pṛthivyā pṛthivīpunarārambheṣu saṁyatasya dhīrasya.** || 1032 ||
**Strīsaṁsargaviyutasya ākaṁpitadoṣakaraṇonmuktasya. Ālocanashuddhiyutasya ādigunaḥ śeṣā jñeyāḥ.** || 1033 ||
**Meaning:** The first virtue of a virtuous, calm, and brave Muni, who is free from violence, free from committing the fault of transgression, free from the pain and suffering caused by the earth element, free from the association of women, free from committing the fault of trembling, and possesses pure Alochana, is called Ahimsa (non-violence). Similarly, one should know other virtues. || 1032-1033 ||
**Sīlaguṇāṇam saṁkhā patthāro akkhaśaṁkamo ceva. Naṭuṁ taha uddhiṣṭaṁ pañcavi vatthūni ṇeyāṇi.** || 1034 ||
**Śīlaguṇānāṁ saṁkhā prastāraḥ akṣasaṁkramaścaiva. Naṣṭaṁ tatha uddhiṣṭaṁ pañcāpi vastūni jñeyāni.** || 1034 ||
**Meaning:** The number of virtues of conduct (Sila) is fourteen, and their expansion is the same as the number of Akshara (letters). One should also know the five things that are lost and the five things that are desired. || 1034 ||