Acharya Mahaprajna
1.7 eyāvaṃti sawavaṃti logaṃsi kamma-samāraṃbhā parijāṇiyavvā bhavamti.
All these worldly violent activities[1] are to be comprehended and given up.
Bhāṣyaṃ Sūtra 7
There is a radical change in the thinking of the person with an insight into his past existence. Saturated by faith, he develops dread for worldly life and resolves: "I should comprehend these violent actions." Such comprehension is twofold: theoritical knowledge and practical application. The implication is that the activities are first of all to be known and then abandoned.[2]
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