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## **Translation:**
**Chapter 2.47 of the Brihatpratyakhyanasamstara**
**Verse 101:**
Even those who are virtuous (observing vows) will die, and those who abandon their vows due to fear of death from hunger, thirst, etc., will also inevitably die when their time comes. If death is inevitable in both cases, it is better to die while being virtuous. Abandoning vows will lead to more karmic bondage, and death is inevitable anyway. Therefore, it is said that dying while being virtuous is superior.
**Verse 102:**
A monk who has practiced celibacy for a long time, by destroying the remaining karmas like knowledge-obscuring karmas, gradually attains pure results, or progresses through the stages of virtues, and by destroying countless karmic stains, becomes free from karmic blemishes and attains the state of pure knowledge, etc., and ultimately reaches liberation. This is the way of worship.
**Verse 103:**
One who is free from attachment, ego, impurities, has conquered the senses, is patient, free from attachment to the world, and has right vision, is a true worshiper even while dying.