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**Conclusion:** The observance of the three types of vows, non-violence, etc.
(723) One who observes non-violence, etc. Just as a loving mother lovingly nurtures her child, so does a liberated-minded seeker lovingly observe the vows of non-violence, etc. Just as a king who loves his people lovingly protects his kingdom, so does a liberated-minded yogi lovingly protects his kingdom of non-violence, etc. Or if someone has a precious jewel, how carefully does he protect it? He keeps it safe from falling, from being lost, from being stolen, from being damaged by mistake, so he wraps it in silk cloth and puts it in a small box, and keeps it in a cupboard or a safe, and he checks it frequently to make sure it is safe. And thus he constantly protects, hides, preserves, safeguards, and maintains it. Then, how much effort should there be for the protection, constant observance, hiding, preservation, protection, safeguarding, and maintenance of this priceless Chintamani jewel, which is even greater than the great Meru? How much constant awareness should there be? How much undivided effort should there be?
There, "The fifth arrow is difficult, what should we do?" etc., why should one indulge in such petty talk and be complacent? The situation of the world is not yet ripe, when it ripens, then we will talk, so saying, why should one be complacent and take things lightly? (See. p. 153-154)
Everywhere there is peace, and this observance of vows is unique. It is because everywhere there is peace, i.e., peace is the essence, or peace is the essence, or peace is the essence. The essence of this observance of vows is peace, or peace is the essence of this observance of vows, or this observance of vows is the essence of peace. The meaning is that peace arises as the result of the vows, peace is its essential fruit; and vows arise as the result of peace, vows are its essential fruit. Thus, there is a close relationship between vows and peace.
Peace arises everywhere as the essential fruit of the vows, the kingdom of peace spreads everywhere, everywhere, i.e., to the father and the mother, to the material and the emotional, in every way, there is only peace. Because (1) one who serves the essence of peace, which is the vows of non-violence, etc., experiences wonderful inner peace, and also brings peace to others. One who observes non-violence, etc., does not suffer himself, nor does he cause suffering to others. But like cool sandalwood, he soothes the heat everywhere and brings coolness, like the cool moon, he brings joy to all.