[Dharaniya vega- Restraint of psychological urges (suppressible urges)] A person willing for his own well-being, in this life and after (death), should suppress the urges to engage in adventures, and extreme activities of psyche, speech and body.
[Manasika vega (Psychological urges)] An intelligent person should control greed, grief, fear, anger, egoism, shamelessness (impudence), jealousy, excessive affliction (in anything), and desire to acquire someone else’s wealth.
[Vachika vega (Verbal urges)] Harsh talks, excessive talking, that which intends to harm others or backbiting, lying and untimely speech (improper words at improper time) are to be restrained during speaking.
[Kayika vega (Physical urges)] Physical actions intended to trouble others, excessive indulgence in sex, stealing, violence (persecution), etc. should be restrained.
पुण्यशब्दो विपापत्वान्मनोवाक्कायकर्मणाम्| धर्मार्थकामान् पुरुषः सुखी भुङ्क्ते चिनोति च ||३०||
[Importance of this restraint] The virtuous one, who is free from all evil deeds of mind, speech and body, is indeed happy and enjoys the fruits of dharma (virtue), artha(wealth), and kama (desires).