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English Translation (preserving Jain terms):
The Sixth Dasa
When the Śramaṇopāsaka (lay follower) enters the house of a householder, he should speak in the following manner: "Give alms to the Pratimā-pratipanna Śramaṇopāsaka (Śramaṇopāsaka who has attained the eleventh pratimā)." While wandering in this manner, if someone asks him, "O venerable one! Who are you?" then he should say, "I am the Pratimā-pratipanna Śramaṇopāsaka, and this is my nature." Wandering in this manner, he may do so for a minimum of one, two, or three days, and at the most up to eleven months. This is the eleventh pratimā of the Śramaṇopāsaka. The venerable Sthaviras have expounded these eleven pratimās of the Upāsaka (lay follower). Thus, I say. The Sixth Dasa is concluded.
Commentary: This sūtra describes the eleventh pratimā-pratipanna Śramaṇopāsaka. When the Śramaṇopāsaka who has attained the eleventh pratimā goes to the house of a householder for alms, he should say, "Give alms to the Pratimā-pratipanna Śramaṇopāsaka." If someone asks him who he is at that time, he should reply that he is the Pratimā-pratipanna Śramaṇopāsaka, and this is his nature, meaning that he abides in this form.