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The English translation preserving the Jain terms is as follows:
The seven Mūlācāra fears, the eight Madas, the four Saṃjñās, and the three Gauravās. The thirty-three Āsādanās, Rāga and Dveṣa are to be avoided.
The seven fears are: fear of this world, fear of the next world, fear of lack of protection, fear of sudden death, fear of bodily pain, fear of sudden calamities like thunderstorms, and fear of loss of psychic powers. The eight Madas are: pride in knowledge, pride in wealth and power, pride in commands being obeyed, pride in noble lineage, pride in physical strength, pride in austerities, pride in beauty, and pride in maternal lineage. The four Saṃjñās are the desires for food, sex, possessions, and life. The three Gauravās are the pride in the experience of happiness, the pride in the experience of rasa (aesthetic delight), and the pride in the experience of physical comfort.