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## Chapter 2.35: The Extensive Rejection of the Worldly Attachments
**Verse 74:**
*Aṇayārabaṇḍasevī jammanmaraṇāṇubandhīṇī.*
*Śastragṛahaṇaṃ viṣabhakhanaṃ ca jvalanaṃ jalapraveśaś ca. Anācārabaṇḍasevī janmamaraṇānubandhīnaḥ.*
**Meaning:**
Death caused by weapons (like swords), poison, fire, drowning in rivers, wells, or ponds, and death caused by the consumption of objects that are against the principles of right conduct, are all forms of death that are connected to the cycle of birth and death (saṃsāra). These deaths are not suitable for those who follow the right conduct.
**Verse 75:**
*Uḍamadho tiriyamidu kadāṇi bālamaraṇāṇi bahugāṇi. Daśaṇṇāṇasahagado paṇḍiyamaraṇaṃ aṇumarisse.*
*Ūrdhvamdhastīryakṣu tu kṛtāni bālamaraṇāni bahukāni. Darśanajñānasahgataḥ paṇḍitamaraṇaṃ anumariṣyāmi.*
**Meaning:**
I have experienced many deaths in the past, both in the heavenly realms (ūrdhvaloka), the hellish realms (adholoka), and the animal realms (tiryagloka). Now, with the knowledge of the true nature of reality (darśana) and the right conduct (jñāna), I will embrace the death of a wise person (paṇḍitamaraṇa), which is the liberation from the cycle of birth and death through the practice of non-violence and right conduct.
**Verse 76:**
*Uvvayamaraṇaṃ jādimaraṇaṃ ṇiraesu vedanāo ya. . Edāṇi sambharanto paṇḍiyamaraṇaṃ aṇumarisse.*
**Meaning:**
Remembering the deaths caused by greed (uvyayamaraṇa) and the deaths caused by hatred (jādimaraṇa), which are filled with suffering (vedanā), I will now embrace the death of a wise person (paṇḍiyamaraṇa) with full awareness and preparation.