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The one who is not elevated or arrogant is called *anunnata*. There are two types of elevation: elevation of substance (*dravyaunnata*) and elevation of feeling (*bhavoonnata*). The one who is elevated by the body is *dravyaunnata*, and the one who is elevated by feeling or is attached to the feeling of arrogance is *bhavoonnata*. This is being negated here. This implies that he does not have arrogance towards austerity (*tapa*) and liberation (*nirjara*). He is humble and has a good disposition. He is the one who is a *bhiksu*. The sutra-kara states that the one who is adorned with humility, who is humble when being instructed by the guru or at other times, i.e., who is always humble towards the guru and other venerable persons, or who humbles the eight types of karma through humility, and who, being devoted to service, destroys all sins, is a *bhiksu*. He conquers the senses and the mind. He dwells with a pure feeling in his soul. He transcends the body by abandoning external adornments. He endures various types of favorable and unfavorable, pleasant and unpleasant, high and low, twenty-two *parisahas* and divine and other afflictions. He destroys them. He is not defeated by them, i.e., he destroys the *parisahas* and afflictions through *adhyatma yoga*, by having a well-controlled mind, by practicing *dharma dhyana*, and by maintaining pure conduct. He is *shuddhadana*. He is elevated by good conduct (*samyak utthana*) and is established in the path of liberation (*moksha dhwani*). He is not arrogant towards *parisahas* and afflictions and remains stable in his soul. He knows the impermanence of the world, the difficulty of attaining enlightenment in the realm of karma, and the rarity of knowledge. He obtains all the resources for crossing the world and is devoted to the practice of perfect restraint (*samyama*). He eats food given by others, i.e., he eats food prepared by householders for their own use. The one who is adorned with these qualities is called a *bhiksu*. The one who dwells in these qualities is called *nirgrantha*. There are some other qualities that are required for him. They are as follows: