So in this second stage, the practitioners actually submit themselves to conditions such as rage or desire that would normally evoke disturbing consequences. In the first stage of completely virtuous behavior, beginners avoid these situations, but in the vanquishing stage, meditators actually seek them out. The meditators have to destroy their arrogance, pride, and hatred by throwing themselves into situations that evoke a response that allows them to work with these emotions. The third stage of “victorious in all actions” is the final expression of total fearlessness; a total lack of any inhibition about anything that is done. An example of this third kind of behavior would be to fearlessly ride on the back of an incensed tigress. This stage is the final expression of realization.