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Those who are bound by the **Mulachara** (observance of vows) and are afflicted with **Mithyatva** (false belief) die with **Aarta** (painful) and **Roudra** (violent) consequences, and thus have a long cycle of rebirth. || 71 ||
Further, the nature of those with a short cycle of rebirth is explained: Those who are devoted to the words of the **Jinas** and follow the teachings of their **Gurus** with devotion, who are weak and unattached, are those who have a short cycle of rebirth. || 72 ||
Meaning: Those who are truly devoted to the teachings of the **Arhats**, who follow the commands of their **Acharyas** and other **Gurus** with devotion, not just out of a desire to learn **Mantras**, **Tantras**, and scriptures, who are free from **Mithyatva** and have pure **Parinaamas** (consequences) free from **Kleshas** (afflictions), are those who have a short cycle of rebirth. || 72 ||
Further, it is explained what happens to those who are not devoted to the words of the **Jinas**: Those who do not know the teachings of the **Jinas** die many times as children, experiencing many untimely and unwanted deaths. || 73 ||
Meaning: Those who do not know the **Agamas** of the **Jinas** (the omniscient ones) are orphans who die many times as children, experiencing false deaths due to **Mithyadristi** (false belief) and ignorance, and they experience many unwanted deaths. || 73 ||
Further, it is asked how these child deaths occur, and it is explained: **Saththaggahanam** (taking poison), **Visabhakhanam** (eating poisonous food), **Jalanam** (burning), and **Jalappaveso** (drowning).