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## Fifth Uddesaka: Penance for Staying Near the Root of a Tree
1. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and looks around, or approves of someone looking around.
2. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and performs Kayotsarga, sleeps, or sits, or approves of someone doing so.
3. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and eats, drinks, or consumes food or delicacies, or approves of someone doing so.
4. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and recites or listens to a discourse, or approves of someone doing so.
5. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and performs a Samaya, or approves of someone doing so.
6. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and sees a Samaya, or approves of someone seeing it.
7. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and hears a Samaya, or approves of someone hearing it.
8. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and approves of a Samaya, or approves of someone approving it.
9. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and speaks about a Samaya, or approves of someone speaking about it.
10. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and accepts a Samaya, or approves of someone accepting it.
11. A monk who, with awareness, stands or sits near the root of a tree, and observes a Samaya, or approves of someone observing it.