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[First Objective]
5. A monk who applies or approves of the application of a paste made from various substances, lodhra (a fragrant substance), padma-churna (powder of lotus), ṇhāṇa (a type of lentil) and other powders, siṇāṇa (a fragrant powder), chandana (sandalwood) powder, vardhamāna-churna (a type of powder) or other powders to the "angadāna" (the body).
6. A monk who washes or approves of the washing of the "angadāna" with cold water or hot water, once or repeatedly.
7. A monk who lifts or approves of the lifting of the skin on the front part of the "angadāna".
8. A monk who smells or approves of the smelling of the "angadāna". [He incurs the monthly penance for a guru.]
2. A monk who manipulates or approves of the manipulation of the "angadāna" with wood, bamboo, a finger, or a rod made of cane.
3. A monk who massages or approves of the repeated massage of the "angadāna".
4. A monk who anoints or approves of the repeated anointing of the "angadāna" with oil, ghee, fat, or butter.
5. A monk who applies or approves of the application of a paste made from various substances, lodhra (a fragrant substance), padma-churna (powder of lotus), ṇhāṇa (a type of lentil) and other powders, siṇāṇa (a fragrant powder), chandana (sandalwood) powder, vardhamāna-churna (a type of powder) or other powders to the "angadāna" (the body).
6. A monk who washes or approves of the washing of the "angadāna" with cold water or hot water, once or repeatedly.
7. A monk who lifts or approves of the lifting of the skin on the front part of the "angadāna".
8. A monk who smells or approves of the smelling of the "angadāna". [He incurs the monthly penance for a guru.]
Discussion-Sutras 2 to 8 each have seven illustrations given by the commentator for clarification, they are as follows:
1. Illustration of the manipulation sutra - Just as a lion, when awakened from sleep, destroys the life of the one who awakened him, so too, the one who manipulates the quieted "angadāna" destroys his celibacy.
2. Illustration of the massage sutra - Just as a quiet snake, when any part of it is pressed by someone's foot, bites him, so too, the massage of the quieted "angadāna" destroys celibacy.