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## Translation:
**Translation**
To praise the son of a householder or to know that he is a wrestler, by observing his actions like wrestling and punishment, is a livelihood based on the group.
207/4. To know or to clearly state, by one's own skill, that a person engaged in a profession or craft is right or wrong, by observing the many things gathered for the purpose of the doer of that profession or craft, is a livelihood of profession and craft.
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208. There are five types of *Vanipak* - *Shraman*, *Mahan*, *Kripana*, *Atithi* and *Shwan*. This word is derived from the root "Vanu Yachane". A *Vanipak* is one who begs by claiming to be a devotee of *Shraman* etc.
208/1. Just as a cowherd searches for another cow for a calf whose mother has died, similarly, a *Vanipak* is one who begs by showing himself as a devotee of *Shraman*, *Mahan*, *Kripana*, *Atithi* or *Shwan* in front of their devotees, out of greed for food etc.
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209. There are five types of *Shraman* - *Nirgranth*, *Shakya*, *Tapas*, *Gairuk* and *Ajivika*. When a monk is given food, if he claims to be a devotee of *Shakya* etc. out of greed for food etc., this is his *Vanipakta*.
209/1. These *Shakya* monks eat without attachment, like a wall painting. They are extremely compassionate and generous. If what is given to these Brahmins who are extremely attached to lust and sexual intercourse is not wasted, then how can what is given to *Shakya* etc. monks be wasted?
210. Praise of *Shakya* etc. leads to the stabilization of falsehood, the propagation of faults like origin etc., which leads to the possibility of their inclusion in the *Gachchha* due to attachment to food. There is a perception among people that these saints are flattering, they have never given charity, or if the devotees of *Shakya* etc. are hostile, they say, "Don't come here again."
210/1. (The monk says to the Brahmins, praising them in the form of *Vanipakta* in front of the Brahmin devotees) - Charity given to the benevolent *Bhumidev* - Brahmins is very fruitful. Charity given to *Brahman Bandhu* - that is, all Brahmins, is also very fruitful, then what to say about the fruit of giving charity to a Brahmin engaged in six duties?
1. *Mavri P. 130*; *Dandadhika Dharnipat Chhuptaank Yuddha Prabhritaya* - To fight etc. by falling on the ground, sitting on the chest of a sleeping wrestler, is called *Dand*.
2. *Dra. Thanam 5/200*.
3. In *Manusmriti* (10/75), the six duties of Brahmins are:
*Adhyapanam Adhyayanam Yajanam Yajanam Tatha*. *Danam Pratigrahachaiva Shatkarmaanyagrajanmanah* ||
The six duties related to the livelihood of a Brahmin are as follows:
*Unchha Pratigraho Bhiksha, Vanijyam Pashupalanam*. *Krishikaram Tatha Cheti, Shatkarmaanyagrajanmanah* ||
The six duties related to yoga are as follows: 1. *Dhauti* 2. *Vasthi* 3 *Neti* 4. *Nauli* 5 *Trataka* 6. *Kapalbhati*.