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**Kalpyakalpya Upashraya**
1. In large assemblies, when constructing a new building, the needs of the saints and holy women are also considered, along with the intended purpose of the building.
2. A house is purchased for the saints and holy women.
3. Sometimes, a house is purchased for the joint use of householders and saints and holy women.
4. Even in a faultless house, various improvements or changes and additions are made for the purpose of the saints and holy women.
5. On the occasion of Chaturmas, some improvements are made for the convenience of the listeners, for the splendor of the assembly, or for the necessary uses of the saints.
6. For the purpose of the saints and holy women, sentient substances or heavy, non-sentient equipment are moved, or the house is cleaned.
These houses, due to subtle intentions, minor beginnings, or actions, become *kalpyaniya* after being used by householders or over time.
**Reference:** In *Shraacha. Shru. 2 A. 5 & 6*, the clothes and utensils purchased for the saint are said to be *kalpyaniya* after being used by the householder. In *Pra. 2 U. 1*, houses with various beginnings and actions done for the saint are also said to be *kalpyaniya* after being used by the householder. Based on these and other scriptural evidence, these houses are said to become *kalpyaniya* over time.
**Summary:**
1. Houses whose construction and actions do not involve the saints and holy women in any way are completely *kalpyaniya*.
2. Houses whose main purpose is for the saints and holy women are completely *akalpyaniya*.
3. Houses whose construction does not have the saints and holy women as the main goal, but considers their needs, or where general or specific actions (improvements) are done for them, are *akalpyaniya* but become *kalpyaniya* over time or after being used by householders. - *Shraacha. Shru. 2. 2 U. 1*.
**Paat**
Along with knowing the options for *sadosha* and *nirdosha* *upashraya*, it is also necessary to know the options regarding *paat*. Because many *upashraya* have *paat* for sleeping and sitting, there are three options regarding these *paat*:
1. *Nirdosha*
2. *Sadosha*
3. *Avyaktadoosha*
*Nirdosha* *paat* are made as needed in the homes of householders, in buildings for social work, in schools, and in libraries, etc., according to the prevailing practice in many provinces. They are sometimes offered to the *upashraya*.