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15. A monk freedof all vices and surviving on carefully chosen
alms of food (without usurping thefoodclaimed by dog, guest, beggar,
weak or Brahmin) frees himself spontansously ofall Karmas.
war raver a afaaar &
mat aera FE TASTE
a got wafer asa
ot tea om fa a daar ugel
2. de gaz, aleve (ater) get Ae arr srasara eT
(3S) & fer ware wea Eee were afr aire fare wa we
conmy wear gait fret Rava sara a ae ate eeaT TET TT TAT
aca fret oe ae 8 GE aT TA
18. Like a piqaon and a cow he should roam aboutfor his meals.
Heshould utter na word during nis beat noidislike unwelcome meal thus
received.
aa & fad og fare fanned we afag ae arg of goefa
wand gaarreafe fa aie
aa ware 7¢ fers, Fa, fares, Frou, faaheaa, dra vd Tr
eanit aaa& efte afaes & ga: gar dare Fadl ara2 t
This is the means, then,for an aspirantto attain purity, entighten-
ment, emancipation, piety, abstinence and non-attechment. Such a being
is freed of the chain ofreincarnations..
Se greatiterenay 1
dar ® (ada eae oefa) wer F
Thus|, Indranag, the seer, do pronounce.
aM FAT ETTRGAT OTT TH EAT NEE
