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## Fifth Uddeshak
[139] A bed is considered to have "parikarma dosha" if it is located where actions like leveling the ground, moving heavy objects, or transporting goods have been performed.
The Acharangasutra (Shru. 2, A. 2, U. 1) states that it is not appropriate for a monk to stay in a bed with the aforementioned parikarma dosha. However, if a householder has taken possession of the place after these parikarma actions have been performed by a sadhu, then it is appropriate for the sadhu to stay there.
Therefore, entering a bed with parikarma dosha before it is taken into use by a householder incurs the praayaschitta mentioned in the sutra. 1. "Uddeshik"
Javatayam uddeso, pasandanan bhawe samuddeso.
Samanaan tu aadeso, nigganthan samaadeso. || 2020 || 1. For all types of travelers, 2. For all types of pasandi (heretics), meaning those who have renounced the world from all sects, 3. For the five types of Shramanas like Shakyas, 4. For Jain sadhus, entering a bed built for any of these four types incurs a laghumaasik praayaschitta.
Acharangasutra (Shru. 2, A. 2, U. 1) states "Bahwe saman-mahan-atihi-kiwan-vanimae paganij paganij." 1. This is the sutra. The meaning of this sutra should be understood in the first and second alternatives as explained by the commentator. The third alternative should be understood in the "savadh kriya" mentioned in the Acharangasutra, and the fourth alternative should be understood in the "mahasavady" kriya.
2. "Pahud" - Apart from changing the time of building a house, doing other things before or after also leads to pahud dosha. This is explained in the commentary.
Viddhansan chavan levane ya, bhumikamme paducc pahudiya. Osakkan ahisakkan, dese savve ya nayavva. || 2026 || Sammajjan varisiyan, uvalevan pupph dive cheva.
Osakkan ussakkan, dese savve ya nayavva. || 2031 || In these two gathas, the term "prosakkan-ussakkan" is used after mentioning actions like badar and subtle parikarma. The explanation of this term is as follows:
"Ete puvvam appano kajjamane cheva navaran sahavo paducc osakkan ussakkan va." Meaning, doing something for oneself that was already being done, but doing it before or after for the sake of a sadhu.
The detailed description of subtle badar parikarma actions and their "prosakkan ussakkan" should be understood from the commentary.
3. "Parikaram" - In the pahud dosha, some parikarma actions are mentioned in the context of doing things before or after. However, this sutra collects parikarma actions with the intention of differentiating between their "mulguna" (original quality) and "uttaraguna" (subsequent quality). This is as follows: