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Chapter - Sutra 8-17
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Do not be greedy, that is the "Parishah" of women. 9. To maintain the accepted religious life, travel alone in different places and do not accept fixed residence in any one place, that is the "Charya Parishah." 10. To sit in a secluded place suitable for the practice, for a limited time, bravely overcome the fears that arise, and do not be distracted from your seat; that is the "Nishagha Parishah." 11. To sleep in a naturally occurring place, whether it be soft or hard, high or low, with mindfulness, that is the "Shaya Parishah." 12. To elevate any harsh or unexpected comment to the level of respect, that is the "Akresh Parishah." 13. When some punishment is inflicted, to consider it as service, that is the "Vadh Parishah." 14. To accept the role of a seeker only for the purpose of performing a religious journey, without any sense of humility or pride, that is the "Yachana Parishah." 15. Even if one does not receive what is sought after after making a request, to be content in considering the unattained as true penance, that is the "Alabh Parishah." 16. In any illness, to remain composed without agitation, that is the "Rog Parishah." 17. When experiencing the sharpness or harshness of grass or similar things in the abode or elsewhere, maintain joy in being on soft bedding; that is the "Trunspresh Parishah." 18. Regardless of how much bodily discomfort one may endure, not to grow proud of it or desire baths and other rituals, that is the "Mal Parishah." 19. Regardless of how much respect one receives, not to swell with pride or feel disheartened if respect is not received, that is the "Satkar Puraskar Parishah." 20. If possessing wisdom-action, not to be arrogant and not to feel regret over the non-existent; that is the "Prajnā Parishah." 21, Special.