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[Third Class]
[31 Having become ascetics, on that very day, they bowed and paid homage to the Arhat Arishtanemi and spoke thus:
'O Bhagavan! We desire that, having received your command, we may wander continuously throughout our lives, purifying our souls through the practice of the Bele-Bele tapas.'
Arhat Arishtanemi said: 'Devanupriyo! Do as you please, there should be no delay in doing good deeds.'
Then, upon the Bhagavan's saying this, those six monks, having received the command of Bhagavan Arishtanemi, began to wander, practicing the Bele-Bele tapas for the rest of their lives. The entry of the six ascetics into the house of Devaki
7-Then those six ascetics, on another occasion, on the day of the completion of the Bele-Bele tapas, in the first watch, performed their study, and like Gautama Swami (in the second watch, they became absorbed in meditation, in the third watch, they remained free from physical and mental agitation, and they copied the mouth-cloth, the vessel, and the garments. After that, they placed the vessels in their bags, and taking up their bags, they went to the service of Bhagavan Arishtanemi Swami. They bowed and paid homage, and then they made a request)-.
'O Bhagavan! We desire to wander for alms in the city of Dwaraka, in three groups of two, with your permission, on the day of the completion of the Bele-Bele tapas, throughout [according to the virtuous conduct, in the houses of the rich and the poor, etc.].'
Then those six ascetics, having received the command of Arhat Arishtanemi, bowed and paid homage to Arhat Arishtanemi. Having bowed and paid homage, they departed from the presence of Arhat Arishtanemi, from the Sahasambavana garden. Then, in three groups of two, they moved with ease, throughout [free from agitation and confusion, seeing the ground for four hands' length, following the rules of walking, they came to where the city of Dwaraka was. Arriving there, in the city of Dwaraka,