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151. Accepting it is *kalpata*. Established ghee, until the *deshonpurvakoti* (eight years prior to the end of life), can be tainted with *sthapana dosha*. Similarly, a substance transformed into *karamb* form, as long as it remains in an indestructible form, is tainted with *sthapana dosha*. 129. Establishing *kankab*, *pind*, *gud*, *matsyadika* (a type of sugar), *khand*, and *sharkara* from sugarcane juice is *parampar sthapana*. Similarly, *parampar sthapana* occurs when other substances are transformed. (Whatever is established, half of which is not used for *adhakarma* and which has been *atmarthikrit* (used for self-benefit), is *kalpata*.) 130. One mendicant uses one house, another uses two houses, until the use of three houses, there is no *sthapana dosha*. Beyond three houses, alms collected separately for the monk is *praabhratika sthapana*. 131. There are two types of *praabhratika* - *badar* and *sukshma*. Both have two sub-types - *avashvashkan* and *utshvashkan*. Knowing the coming and going of the community of monks, marrying a girl is *avashvashkan*, doing it earlier or later is *utshvashkan* *badar praabhratika sthapana*. 132, 133. When a son asks for food, the mother says, "Son! Don't ask again and again. The monks will come here soon, taking alms from houses in turn, and I will be ready to give them alms, then I will give you food." Hearing this, the monk rejects the alms of that house, or hearing the mother's words, the child takes the monk's finger and brings him to his house. The monk asks, "Why are you pulling my finger?" Upon asking, the child tells the truth. Hearing the child's words, the monk does not go there for alms because there is *utserpan* form of *sukshma praabhratika dosha*. 134. After the community of monks has left, knowing the day of the son's marriage, a lay devotee, knowing the day of the *jimanwar* (a festival), marries his son before the appointed time, intending to give the *modak* (sweetmeat) and *drav-tanduldhavan* (rice and water) to the monk, this is *avashvashkan* form of *badar praabhratika*. 135. Due to the non-arrival of the community of monks on the fixed day of marriage, postponing the marriage
1. The *sthapana dosha* has the highest *kalaman* (time limit) of *deshonpurvakoti* because the *kalaman* of *charitra* (conduct) is eight years less than *purvakoti*. Explaining this, the commentator Malayagiri says that a boy became a monk at the age of eight. His lifespan was *purvakoti* (the time limit of a human lifespan). He requested ghee from a householder whose lifespan was also *purvakoti*. She said, "I will give you ghee after some time." The monk received ghee elsewhere. The householder said to the monk, "There is no need now, I will take it when needed." The householder established that ghee for the monk and kept it until the monk passed away. After the monk's death, that ghee became free from *sthapana dosha* (Mavri P. 91).