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He became ashamed, started crying loudly and repenting, taking a very low price. You will also cry and repent in the same way.
*Paṇāivaate vatunta, musāvāde asanjatā.*
*Adinnādāṇe vatunta, mehuṇe ya pariggahe.* ||8||
**Chāyā** - *Prāṇātipāte vartamānāḥ mṛṣāvāde'sanyatāḥ.*
*Adattādāne vartamānāḥ maithune ca pariggrahe.*
**Anuvāda** - You commit *prāṇātipāta* (killing of living beings), speak falsehood, take what is not given (theft), indulge in *abrahmacarya* (sexual misconduct) and accumulate possessions. Thus, you are not *sanyatācārī* (practitioner of self-restraint).
**Tīkā** - Again, to show the faults of the *Śākyas* who say "seven by seven", the sūtrakāra says - You are *asanyata* (unrestrained) because you engage in *prāṇātipāta*, *mṛṣāvāda*, *adattādāna*, *maithuna* and *pariggraha*. You are *vartamānasukhaiṣī* (desiring present pleasures) and for the sake of a small amount of worldly pleasure, you are destroying the true, absolute and ultimate happiness of liberation. Why? Because you commit *prāṇātipāta* by engaging in activities like cooking and getting food cooked. The bodies of the beings whose bodies you consume are not given to you by their owners, so you are engaging in *adattādāna* (theft). By keeping cows, buffaloes, camels, etc., and enjoying their sexual union, you are indulging in *abrahmacarya*. You say "We are *pravrajita* (renounced)", but you are engaged in the practices of householders. This is *mṛṣāvāda* (falsehood) on your part. You possess wealth, grain, bipeds (two-legged creatures), quadrupeds (four-legged animals), etc., so you are *pariggraha* (possessor).
Now, to show the faults of other views, the sūtrakāra presents the opposing view.
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