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## Chapter 3: Stories
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But there were no footprints of the quadrupeds coming back from there. Then calling the youth, the monkey-youth-leader said - 'No one should enter this heart and drink water. Drink water from the stream located on the bank, this heart is not free from trouble.' Here, the footprints of deer etc. entering are visible, but those of coming out are not visible. The monkeys who followed his words, continued to live happily. Those who did not follow the words of the youth-leader, perished.
**48. Child-giving: The Girl-Example**
A newly initiated Shravaka told her daughter - 'Give alms to the Shramans.' The Shravaka went to her field. After the Shravaka left, a Sadhu came to her house for alms. The girl gave the Sadhu Tandulodak. The leader of the Singhare, that Sadhu, knowing the girl to be simple, out of attachment, repeatedly said - 'Give a little more.' The girl gave all the Odan. Similarly, she gave all the Mung, ghee, buttermilk, yogurt, etc. in alms. In the afternoon, her mother came. When she sat down to eat, she asked her daughter for Odan etc. food. The girl said - 'I gave all the Odan to the Sadhu.' The Shravaka said - 'You did a good deed. Serve me Mung.' The girl said - 'I gave all the Mung to the Sadhu too.' Whatever the Shravaka asked for, the girl gave the same answer that she had given it to the Sadhu. Finally, she asked for Kanji. For that too, the girl said - 'I gave that to the Sadhu too.'
That newly initiated Shravaka, angry at the girl, said - 'Why did you give all the food to the Sadhu?' The girl replied - 'The Sadhu repeatedly asked, so I gave him everything.' The Shravaka, in a fit of anger, went to the Acharya. Telling him the whole story, she said - 'Your such and such Sadhu has taken all the food from my daughter by asking for it again and again.' Hearing her loud words, the neighboring people also came to know about it. They too became angry and started to criticize the Sadhu. So that the preaching would not be condemned, the Acharya, in front of everyone, took all the Sadhu's equipment and expelled him from the residence. On expelling him from the shelter, the Shravaka's anger subsided. She pleaded with the Acharya - 'Do not expel this Sadhu from the residence because of me. Forgive his one offense.' After teaching the Sadhu in many ways, the Acharya re-admitted him into the Sangha.
**49. Vomited Fault: The Honey-Drop-Example**
In the city of Warattpur, there was a king named Abhayasen. His minister's name was Waratrak. Once, while walking slowly from the Esana Committee, a restrained Sadhu named Dharmaghosh entered a house for alms. The minister's wife, to give alms to the Sadhu, overturned the vessel of payas containing ghee and sugar. A ghee mixed with sugar
3. This story is given in detail in the Pindavishuddhiprakaran.
1. Ga. 236/1-3, Vr. P. 146, Pimprati P. 76. 2. Ga. 272 Vr. P. 158,159.