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1. There is no rule about whether to go on a pilgrimage or not. 183. Question: What is subtle samparaya restraint? Answer: The restraint of a being in the upshama category or the kshapaka category where there is a very subtle rise of burning greed is called subtle samparaya restraint. The results of these are slightly less than the results of a being with a well-known character. This restraint occurs in the tenth gunasthan. 184. Question: What is well-known restraint? Answer: When the upshama or kshaya of all mohaniya karma occurs, and the inherent nature of the self is attained, it is called well-known restraint. This restraint occurs in the twelfth gunasthan from the upshama of mohaniya karma and in the three higher gunasthanas from the kshaya of mohaniya karma. 185. Question: What is restraint-non-restraint? Answer: Where there is one-sided character due to the rapid kshayopa-shama of the non-rejectable covering kshaya and the rise of the rejectable covering, it is called restraint-non-restraint. In this restraint, the twelve vows of five anuvrata, three gunavrata and four shikshavrata
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