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## Mulachara
**Verse 26:**
* **Translation:** The investigation of offenses committed in the realm of substances (like food and body), in the realm of space (like dwelling and seating), in the realm of time (like morning), and in the realm of mental activity (like thoughts and intentions), is to be done through the auspicious mind, speech, and body. This means acknowledging one's own faults, revealing them openly, and seeking criticism from the Acharya and others. This is the quality of *pratikramana* for a Muni.
**Verse 27:**
* **Translation:** The renunciation of six things - name, establishment, substance, space, time, and mental activity - through the three instruments (mind, speech, and body) for the future is known as *pratyakhyana*. This means to refrain from engaging in inappropriate actions, words, or thoughts in the future.
**Verse 28:**
* **Translation:** *Kayotsarga* is the shedding of the body, performed at the designated time, with the mind focused on the qualities of the Jina, in accordance with the prescribed daily rituals.