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**Fifth Uddeshak**
[129 "Anunna"-"Thiribhuyas Anunna"- After firmly and purely memorizing, giving permission to teach others. —Ni. Chuni.
The other meanings of Uddeshak, Samuddeshak and Anunna are also given in the Haribhadraiya Tika of the Anuyoagdwar Sutra, as follows:
1. Uddeshak- Giving permission to read the Sutra. 2. Samuddeshak- Giving permission to stabilize. 3. Anunna- Giving permission to teach others. "Vayana" giving the reading of the Sutra meaning. "Padichhana" accepting the reading of the Sutra meaning.
Here, the prohibition and atonement for staying near the tree-trunk automatically proves the prohibition and atonement for all other actions. Still, the prohibition and atonement for doing many actions and doing Swadhyaya etc. is said through eleven Sutras, expecting a detailed style. The atonement for getting a sheet stitched from a householder
12. Je Bhikkhu Appano Sanghadi Annautthiyenam Va, Garathien Va Sivvavei, Sivvavetam Va Saizzaj.
12. The monk who gets his sheet stitched by a non-Jain or a householder, or approves of the one who gets it stitched.
_Vivechan- Jai Nikkarane Appana Sivveti, Karane Va Annautthiya-Garathiyehi Sivvavei Tassa Masalhum.' 1921 Chuni.
According to the discussion of the first Uddeshak Sutra eleven, one should understand here that there are eight types of householders, four being Swatithik and four being Paratithik.
If a long and wide cloth is not available as per need, or if it is torn due to some reason before becoming 'Analam, Athiram Adharaniy', then it is necessary to stitch it. In that case, one should stitch it themselves or get it stitched by another monk. If there is no monk who can stitch, then one can get it stitched by a nun. There is no atonement for this, but if it is stitched by a householder, then there is a Laghumasik atonement. The atonement for making long strings of the sheet
13. Je Bhikkhu Appano Sanghadiye Doh-Suttain Karei, Karentam Va Saizzaj.
13. The monk who ties long strings to his sheet or approves of the one who ties them. (He gets Laghumasik atonement.)
Vivechan- If the sheet or Gati is short in length and it is necessary to tie strings, then strings can be tied at four or, preferably, six places, which makes one, two or, preferably, three knots.