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## Fifth Objective
In villages, towns, and cities, there are three types of places:
1. **Kalpya:** Free from defects, completely pure, suitable for the stay of Sadhus and Sadhvis.
2. **Akalpya:** Defective, unsuitable for the stay of Sadhus and Sadhvis.
3. **Kalpya-Kalpya:** Defective, but suitable for stay after a period of time or due to changes made by individuals.
**Kalpya Upashraya:**
1. An individual constructs a new house for personal use, social purposes, or for collective worship of religious activities.
2. A generous householder or a sister dedicates their extra house to the Sangha for religious worship or for the stay of Sadhus and Sadhvis.
3. In large areas, when there are differences of opinion within the community or Sangha, different groups construct separate houses.
4. Even if an Upashraya exists, the need for a new house arises for independent Poshad, Pratikraman, etc., by brothers and sisters during Chaturmas and other periods.
5. A house built by someone is purchased for the purpose of religious worship.
These houses are completely free from defects as they are not built for the purpose of Sadhus and Sadhvis.
**Akalpya Upashraya:**
1. In many villages, there are only one or two Jain householders, or none at all. In such places, a new house is constructed for the stay of Sadhus and Sadhvis by one individual or a group of people.
2. When it is felt that the places of stay for Saints and Sadhvis should be separate, a new house is constructed.
3. In newly established villages or suburbs, or in old villages where religious sentiment or inclination increases, houses are constructed for the religious worship of householders and for the stay of Sadhus and Sadhvis.
4. New houses are constructed for the stay of Sadhvis and for the religious worship of sisters.
These houses are completely Akalpya due to the presence of provincial and mixed-caste defects, as the primary purpose of their construction is for Sadhus and Sadhvis.