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The glory of the attainment of pure Dharma, which is a combination of Yogadristi and Samyak Achar Vishuddhi, results in Samyak Achar Vishuddhi, meaning the complete purification of Jnanaachar, Darshanachar, Charitraachar, Tapaachar, and Viryaachar. Therefore, (1) "With Jnanaacharan, this Yogi Purusha observes the time of Swadhyaya, practices various types of Vinaya, respectfully performs the Udhyana Vidhi with utmost care, honors with great respect, completely eliminates Deshapatti, and remains extremely cautious in the purity of Artha-Vyanjana and both." (2) With Darshanacharan, they are immersed in Prashamrasana, filled with firm Sanvega, possess supreme Vairagya, are devoted to Anukampa, and are Astikya. They are always prepared to suppress doubts, desires, doubts, and foolishness as they arise, by constantly tying the Badhparikar-Bheth. They repeatedly enhance their enthusiasm by nurturing Upvrunhan, Sthitikaran, Vatsalya, and Prabhavna. (3) With Charitraacharan, they are dedicated to the five great vows, which are completely renunciatory in nature, including violence, falsehood, theft, adultery, and attachment. They are extremely diligent in the secrecy of Samyam, which is characterized by Yognigraha. They are extremely diligent in the Samitis of jealousy, speech, greed, acquisition and disposal, and renunciation. (4) With Tapaacharan, they are enthusiastic every moment in Anashan, Amdarya, Vrittiparisankhyan, Rasparityag, and secluded bed and seat. They control their inner mind through Prayashchitta, Vinaya, Vaiyavrutya, Vyutsarga, Swadhyaya, and Dhyanparikar. (5) For the sake of Viryaacharan, they are fully engaged in Karmakanda with all their might." Thus, they perfectly observe the Panchaachar without any transgression. This is their Niratichar Bhava Anushthan, active conduct.
"These practices are for the ultimate welfare of Samyagdristi Jivas who are on the path. Therefore, they must practice them, they must strive diligently to practice them. Through study, pure conduct will be achieved. Oh! What incomparable conduct!" (To understand the heart-felt, clear form of this Panchaachar in detail, see) - Shri Mansukh Bhai Kirchandt
Danadharmapanchaachar, the good action that follows knowledge - the name of that is "Anushthan", meaning this Samyagdristi Purusha, who has attained self-knowledge, constantly strives with utmost effort to perform the self-conduct that is appropriate to that self-knowledge - to maintain good character. This true Sadhu Purusha has excellent feelings of Vandanadi Anushthan.
+ "Jnana-wala Swadhyaya-astamaro-yant, many Vinachan Pashchatt" - (For the beautiful description of this foundation, see) Shri Amritchandracharya's Panchaastikaya Tika Ga. 172.