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[Samavayanga Sutra 10. The holder of the tenth pratima, for his own benefit, abandons the use of cooked food and drinks. He does not eat food prepared by others and shaves his head with a razor.
**11.** The holder of the eleventh pratima, abandoning his home, adopts the garb of a Shraman-Sadhu, stays near the Sadhus, practices the Sadhu Dharma, follows the rules of Iryasamiti, etc., and when going for alms, says, "Give alms to the Shraman-Upasak, the holder of the eleventh Shraman-Bhut pratima." He may also shave his head and may also have his hair cut.
The Sanskrit commentator, mentioning a different opinion, has designated the abandonment of the beginning as the ninth, the abandonment of the beginning of the messenger as the tenth, and the Shraman-Bhut who abandons the designated food as the eleventh pratima. And in the fifth pratima, it is said to observe the one-night pratima-yoga on the day of the festival.
In the Digambar scriptures, the abandonment of attachment is called the fifth pratima and the abandonment of the enjoyment of women and the adoption of celibacy is called the seventh pratima. And the ninth pratima is called the abandonment of possessions and the tenth pratima is called the abandonment of permitted things. In the Svetambar sect, the tradition of observing the pratima has been discontinued. But in the Digambar sect, it is still prevalent. The duration of these Shravak pratima is one, two, three, etc., months. That is, the duration of the first pratima is one month, the second is two months, the third is three months, the fourth is four, and so on, the eleventh is eleven months. According to the Digambar tradition, these are observed for life.
**72**- The Jyotishchakra is said to be situated at a distance of eleven hundred and eleven yojanas from the Lokanta. In the island called Jambudvipa, the Jyotishchakra travels at a distance of eleven hundred and twenty-one (1121) yojanas from the Mandar mountain.
**73**- The Shraman Bhagavan Mahavira had eleven Ganadharas - Indrabhuti, Agnibhuti, Vayubhuti, Vyakt, Sudharma, Mandit, Mauryaputra, Akampit, Achalbhrata, Metary and Prabhas.
**74**- The Mula Nakshatra is said to have eleven stars. The Vimanas of the Adhastana Graiveyak-Devas are said to be one hundred and eleven (111). The Mandar mountain is said to be eleven parts less than the height from the earth to the peak.