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1. The ascetic crosses the river by smearing his feet with mud to avoid the water. The śrāvakas invited the ascetic to their home and said that not washing his feet would be disrespectful, so they washed the ascetic's feet. 2. When he started to leave after taking alms, he began to drown in the river due to the lack of the foot-covering. When the ācārya-samiti crossed the river, both banks were found to be connected. Seeing this, five hundred ascetics were amazed. Along with the head of the community, all the ascetics became his disciples. This group became famous as the Brahmaśākhā. 3. Violating someone's celibacy or inserting one's own genitalia into another is considered a root karma. 4. When the time of the girl's marriage was near, the mother became worried due to the girl's different genitalia. She told the muni everything. The muni gave her ācamana and pānauṣadha, due to which she became capable of lifelong sexual intercourse. 5. There was a quarrel between the husband and wife. The śrāvikā became distressed that her husband would bring a co-wife. She told the whole matter to the muni named Jaṃghāparijita. The muni gave her a medicine for the difference in genitalia. Knowing about the different genitalia, the husband prohibited the marriage. (Knowing this) he may develop great hatred, and this may also lead to the neglect of the scripture. 6. If the unmarried daughter of marriageable age is not married, she may bring disgrace to your family. It is said in the world that for every drop of blood that falls from the menstruating maiden, her mother goes to hell. 7. (The ascetic said to the housewife) Your son is the cause of your family's lineage, gotra, and fame. He has now grown up, why don't you get him married? Even later, his marriage will have to be arranged. Lest he elopes (with a promiscuous woman) without getting married. 8. The muni asked the queen, "What is your distress and worry?" She said, "My co-wife is pregnant." The muni said, "Do not be distressed, I will also get you pregnant." 9. The queen said, "Even if I have a son, he will not become the crown prince because he will be the younger one, the co-wife's son will become the crown prince." The muni gave medicine for the abortion of the co-wife's fetus. Knowing this, there may be hatred towards the muni and even bodily destruction.