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## Fourth Uddeshaka
[109 Desha-Parsvastha]
1. Sejjaayara Kula, 2. Nissita, 3. Thavanakula, 4. Paloyana, 5. Abhihadeya.
6. Putiv Paccha Santhuta, 7. Nitiyaggapindabhoti Passatho. || 4344 || 1. One who takes alms from the house of a bed-giver. 2. One who sustains life with the help of devout householders. 3. One who unnecessarily seeks food in established communities. 4. One who seeks food in a large communal feast or looks at his reflection in a mirror. 5. One who takes food that is brought before him. 6. One who praises himself or the giver before or after taking alms. 7. One who accepts invitations and takes food and other things from the house of the inviter every day.
One who practices these faults is Desha-Parsvastha. 2. Osanno-Avasanna
This is a Deshya adjective, it has three synonyms: 1. Avasanna, 2. Prosanna, 3. Ussanna. All three have the same meaning: 1. Avasanna - lazy, 2. Prosanna - one with broken conduct, 3. Ussanna - devoid of restraint. Chuni-Posanno Doso - one with many faults, Prosanno Bahutargunavarahi - one who corrupts many virtues,
Uyo (Gato-Chupuro) Va Sanjamo Tammi Sunno Ussanno - one who is devoid of restraint, fallen from restraint, is Avasanna.
Samayaari Vitahan Osanno Pavati Tattha. - Gathapuravardha || 4349 || One who acts contrary to the conduct of restraint is called 'Avasanna'. Gatha - Avasaga-Sajjaaye, Pidalehajjaana Bhikkha Bhattathe.
Kaussagga-Padikkamane, Kitikamme Neva Padileha. || 4346 || Avasagam Aniyatam Kareti, Heenatiritta Vivariyam.
Guruvayana-Nioga-Valayamanne, Inamo U Osane. || 4347 || 1. Avasaga - ten types of conduct like Pravassahhi. 2. Sajjaaye - doing self-study, Sutra, Purushi, Artha Purushi. 3. Padileha - copying clothes, utensils, etc. twice a day.