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## First Objective ]
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**Churni** - "Pachchakaḍo = Old, read from him. In his absence, Saabhigraho = Anuvvayasampanno, Saavao. Then Nirabhiggho Dassanasaavao. Then Bhaddao = Asanni. These four are the divisions of Grihastha. In the same way, these four divisions are also for Annautthiye, starting with Pachchakaḍo. Each one has its own Asooya, Sooya, Bheya, and Kayavva. Earlier, Grihastha was in Asooya, then in Sooyavadi, then in Annatitthiye.
If you have to do your work through a Grihastha, then this is the order:
1. Do it through a Shraman Vesh Tyagi or an old experienced person,
2. If he is not available, then do it through an Anuvratdhari Shravak,
3. If he is not available, then do it through a Shraddhavan Shravak,
4. If he is not available, then do it through a Bhadra Parinami. These four are the Grihasthas of one's own sect.
In the same way, you should understand the four divisions and order for the Grihasthas of other sects (Annatitthik). That is, in the absence of the above four types of Grihasthas:
5. Do it through a Sannyasatyagi or an old experienced person,
6. If he is not available, then do it through someone who follows the vows of another sect,
7. If he is not available, then do it through a devotee of another sect,
8. If he is not available, then do it through someone with a simple nature.
Here, "Annautthiye" refers to the Grihasthas of other sects, and "Garatthiye" refers to the Grihasthas of one's own sect. This same method should be understood in all the subsequent objectives. However, in Objective 2 and 19, the use of these two words refers to different types of Bhikshachari and Mithyamata Bhavit Grihasthas respectively, not other Grihasthas. You should understand this explanation from there itself.
**Penance for asking without purpose**
19. The Bhikshu who asks for a needle without purpose, or approves of someone asking for it.
20. The Bhikshu who asks for a razor without purpose, or approves of someone asking for it.
21. The Bhikshu who asks for a nail cutter without purpose, or approves of someone asking for it.
22. The Bhikshu who asks for a dye without purpose, or approves of someone asking for it.