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21. Dashashruta-skandha-sutra
I
As an ashinaniya (one who does not bathe), viyadbhoji (one who does not eat at night), maulikadhara (one who does not let the dhoti hang down), diva-bramhachari (one who observes celibacy during the day), and ratti-parimanakara (one who observes the vow of limiting sexual activity), he wanders about in this manner, dwelling for the minimum of one day, two days, or three days, and at the most for five months. This is the fifth upasaka-pratima (fifth stage of the householder's vow).
Sixth Stage
Thereafter comes the fifth upasaka-pratima. He also develops interest in all dharmas. He strictly observes various vows and practices them properly. He also observes the samayika (equanimity) vow, and similarly, the chaturdashi (fourteenth day of the lunar fortnight) and the ekaratrika (one-night) upasaka-pratima (vow) properly. He is an asnataka (one who does not bathe), vikatabhoyi (one who does not eat sumptuous food), mukulikrita (one who ties up the hair), diva-bramhachari (one who observes celibacy during the day), and ratti-parimanakara (one who observes the vow of limiting sexual activity). He wanders about in this manner, dwelling for the minimum of one day, two days, or three days, and at the most for five months. This is the fifth upasaka-pratima.