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One who is endowed with intelligence, (5) for whom human birth is rare, which is the cause of birth and death, the path of spiritual development is fickle, the objects are the causes of sorrow, there is separation in relationships, death is imminent at every moment, the fruits of karma are dreadful - one who has understood the worthlessness, faultlessness, emptiness, and triviality of the worldly existence, (6) it is only due to this that one has become detached from the worldly existence, (7) whose passions have become extremely subtle, thin, and weak - who is free from the intoxication of passions, (8) in whom laughter, attachment-aversion, etc. are minimal, (9) who is grateful, appreciative of the good deeds and qualities of others, (10) who is humble and endowed with the quality of humility, (11) who was respected and honored even before taking diksha, such as a king, minister, and city dweller, whose words carry weight in the society, (12) who is non-hostile, not antagonistic towards deities, gurus, religion, king, country, society, etc., (13) who has auspicious characteristics, whose mere sight creates an impression that this is a virtuous and noble being, (14) who is faithful, has right faith, is a devotee, (15) who is stable, not fickle in temperament, (16) who is well-established, i.e., one who has completely surrendered to the true guru.
For example -
"I take refuge in the Lord's feet, I am devoid of the self; whatever the Lord gives, I accept willingly. From today, this body and all else are under the Lord's control; I am the servant of the servants, I am the humble one of the Lord."
- Shrimad Rajchandra's Atmasiddhi
Those who do not possess these characteristics do not engage in the spiritual practice of knowledge, and those who possess these characteristics cannot remain without being worshipped, as per the words of the omniscient Lord. Therefore, all that has been said here is true. Thus, it is clearly explained that there is the renunciation of the inessential dharma at the time of initiation, and the renunciation of the essential dharma in the Ksepaka series.
And in this way, the Ksepaka series has this spiritual renunciation called the Yoga of the Renunciation of the Essential Dharma as the next unprecedented accomplishment. It is called "unprecedented accomplishment" because it involves the unprecedented accomplishment of these five things: (1) Destruction of the state (2) Destruction of the taste, (3) Series of qualities, (4) Transference of qualities, (5) Bondage of state. In this way...