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## Second Objective]
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After knowing the disease of teeth, one should be free from tooth brushing which is done for the purpose of treatment by taking appropriate precautions, i.e. one should accept the practice of *adantdhavan* by being mindful of food and not accepting tooth brushing forever.
It should be understood that the present sutras speak of the atonement for brushing without reason, or for brushing, or for applying any other substance.
The atonement of *laghu chaumasi* for brushing etc. with the intention of adornment is mentioned in the fifteenth objective. *Prostha-parikarma-prayaschitta*
51-56. The monk who performs *pamarjan* of his lips once or repeatedly, or approves of the one who does so, should know that it is like the *payagame* (foot-washer), just as the monk who applies color to his lips or makes them shiny, or approves of the one who does so. (He incurs *laghu-masik* atonement.)
Discussion-Like the sutras of the feet, here also one should know the discussion according to the subject matter. *Chakshu-parikarma-prayaschitta*
57. The monk who cuts or trims his *akshipatra* (eyelashes) or approves of the one who does so.
58-63. The monk who performs *amarjan* of his eyes once or repeatedly, or approves of the one who does so, should know that it is like the *payagame*, just as the monk who colors his eyes or makes them shiny, or approves of the one who does so (he incurs *laghu-masik* atonement.)
Discussion-Like the 6 sutras of the feet, one should understand the discussion of the 6 sutras of the eyes according to the subject matter. That is, there are actions of rubbing, cleaning, and massaging etc. in the case of the feet, and these actions related to the eyes and lips.