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## Chapter 201
**129.** O noble one, consider right faith (Samyak Darshan) as the essence of all Dharma. Upon attaining it, there is no happiness in this world that is not attainable by beings.
**130.** The one who has attained it has been born well, he is fulfilled, he is wise. His right faith shines brightly and without hypocrisy in his heart.
**131.** Right faith is the first step towards the ladder of liberation. It is the strong door that blocks the entrance to the paths of misery.
**132.** It is the firm root of the tree of Dharma, the door to the abode of heaven and liberation. It is the best jewel, shining brightly, placed in the middle of the garland of good conduct.
**133.** O noble one, adorn your heart with this right faith, which is the most excellent jewel, shining brightly, and the garland of liberation.
**134.** The one who has attained this very rare right faith will soon attain the supreme happiness of liberation.
**135.** A being who has attained right faith, even for a moment, cuts short the vine of this world, meaning he will not remain in this world for a long time due to the reduction of karmic matter.
**136.** The one who has right faith in his heart is born only in the realm of the best gods and the best humans. He is never born in the miserable realms of hell or animals.
**137.** What is the benefit of talking more about this right faith? Its praise is sufficient in that even the infinite world becomes finite (limited) upon attaining it.
**138.** O noble one, accept right faith, taking the words of the Arhat as your authority, and do not seek refuge in other gods who are attached to passions and hatred.
**139.** Just as the head is the most important among the limbs of the body, and the eyes are the most important in the face, so too, right faith is considered the most important among all the limbs of liberation.
**128.** Abandon heresy, foolishness, and these three types of ignorance, because a being blinded by ignorance does not see even when he sees the truth.