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Chapter - Sutra 19-3r
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Only the form shown warns others to approach the father carefully; that is "rupanupata"; 5. Throwing pebbles, balls, etc., to indicate others to come near, that is "pul prksep." [26] The conduct of the vow of non-violence: 1. To engage in unruly speech driven by passion and mockery, that is "kandarpa"; 2. In addition to mockery and vulgar speech, performing physical mischief like a clown, that is "kaudava"; 3. To brazenly engage in irrelevant and excessive talk, that is "moukharya"; 4. To give others various unnecessary aids for their needs without considering the father's requirements, that is "asamikshyadhikaran"; 5. To keep things necessary for the father, such as clothes, ornaments, oil, sandalwood, etc., that is "upabhogadhikta." [27]
Regarding the vow of samayik: 1. Inappropriately managing hands, feet, etc., that is "kayduppranidhan"; 2. Speaking harmful language without word-culture and meaning, that is "vachandupranidhan"; 3. Being dominated by anger, resentment, etc., and engaging in mental activities like contemplation, that is "manodushmanidhan"; 4. Not maintaining enthusiasm in samayik, meaning not engaging in action despite time passing or engaging haphazardly, that is "anadara"; 5. Lack of focus, i.e., due to the disorderly state of the mind, losing memory regarding samayik, that is "smrutinu anupasthapan." [28]
Regarding herbal observances: 1. Whether something is beneficial or not, without seeing with the eyes and without performing purification through proper means.