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## First Objective]
[It should be understood that all sentient beings, such as green or dry plants, fruits, flowers, seeds, etc., are consumed from the thirteen sentient substances. The atonement for smelling all non-sentient substances, such as perfumes, etc., is mentioned in the second objective. The atonement for the construction of a path, etc., by a householder is as follows:
11. A monk who causes or approves of the construction of a path, a crossing, a support, or a vehicle by a non-Jain or a householder.
12. A monk who causes or approves of the construction of a drain by a non-Jain or a householder.
13. A monk who causes or approves of the construction of a sieve or its lid by a non-Jain or a householder.
14. A monk who causes or approves of the construction of a curtain, rope, or mosquito net by a non-Jain or a householder. (He incurs the Guru-Masik atonement.)
Discussion-1. Due to rain, etc., the path becomes difficult to walk on due to water or mud, and there is harm to living beings while walking. Therefore, for convenience, the path that is made by placing bricks, stones, etc., in the shelter or near it is called a path.
2. Crossing path- The path that is made like a bridge, slightly above the ground by placing stones, etc., is called a crossing path. In this way, water flows below and there is convenience for walking above.
3. Support- If there is a need for support on both sides of a bridge, etc., or if there is a need for support while climbing or descending somewhere, then the means of making a rope, pillar, etc., for this is called "support".