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The Upasakadasangasutra was prevalent in this country, therefore, like cows, bulls, buffaloes, etc., slaves and maidservants were also the property of their masters.
Wealth, grain, and their quantities: Jewels like gems, pearls, diamonds, emeralds, etc., and items bought and sold are called wealth here. Rice, wheat, barley, chickpeas, etc., are included in grain. Exceeding the quantity of wealth and grain is a transgression of this vow.
Quantity of household goods: Household goods refer to items like clothes, beds, mats, bedding, furniture, etc. Exceeding the limit in this regard is a transgression of this vow.
It is noteworthy here that this transgression is considered an offense only when it is unintentional, i.e., when the vow-taker actually transgresses but believes that they are not transgressing. Deliberately exceeding the limit becomes a sin. Transgressions of the Digvrat
50. Subsequently, one should know the five transgressions of the Digvrat, and not engage in them. They are as follows: Urdhvadik-pramanatikram, Adhodik-pramanatikram, Tiryadik-pramanatikram, Kshetra-vridhi, Smrityantardhan.
Discussion
Urdhvadik-pramanatikram - Exceeding the limit of going upwards, Adhodik-pramanatikram - Exceeding the limit of going downwards into wells, mines, etc., Tiryadik-pramanatikram - Exceeding the limit of going in oblique directions, Kshetra-vridhi - Exceeding the limit of the area for business, travel, etc., Smrityantardhan - Not remembering the limits of directions, etc., that one has set for oneself - these are the transgressions of this vow.
Although the Digvrat and Shikshavrats are not mentioned in the context of vow-taking, one should understand that these vows are also taken, because Anand had previously said, "I will renounce the twelve types of Savayadharma." Further, the text says, "He renounces the twelve types of Savagadharma." The commentator clarifies that Anand did not take the Shikshavrats like Samayik, etc., at that time because they are for a short period and are to be performed at specific times. The Digvrat was also not taken at that time because it lacks restraint.