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## Mulachara
**Meaning:** One who is about to die, free from attachment (moha) to both animate and inanimate objects, devoid of pride, free from passions like anger, etc., with controlled senses, indifferent to worldly pleasures and immersed in transcendental bliss, possessing courage, not weak, free from desire for worldly enjoyments, and well-established in right faith (samyagdarshan). Such a being can become a devotee. || 103 ||
Further supporting this point:
**"Nikkasaayaras Dantasas Soorasas Vavasayino. Sansarabhayabhidassas Pacchakkhanam Suham Have." || 104 ||**
**"Nishkashāyasya Dantasya Shūrasya Vyavsayinaḥ. Samsarabhayabhītasya Pratyākyānam Sukham Bhavet." || 104 ||**
**Meaning:** Such a Muni (sage) is the cause of happiness in devotion - one who is free from passions, controls the senses, is courageous and not cowardly, is diligent in conduct, immersed in it, and is afraid of the fear of the world, knowing the nature of the suffering in the four realms of existence. Such a being, about to die, can become a devotee of devotion. || 104 ||
## 48
Now, summarizing the statement, the fruit of devotion is described:
**"Edam Panchakhanam Jo Kahadi Maranadesayalammi. Dhiro Amudhasanno So Gacchai Uttamam Thanam." || 105 ||**
**"Etat Pratyākyānam Yaḥ Kuryāt Maraṇadeśakāle. Dhīro Amūḍhasañjñaḥ Sa Gacchati Uttamam Sthānam." || 105 ||**
**Meaning:** The Muni, at the time of death, with patience, not desiring food, etc. (not wanting food, etc.), such a wise and clear-minded one goes to the highest abode. || 105 ||