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## Fourteenth Uddeshak
**[313 "Prachhinna" is faulty.** Because taking it causes suffering to the weak person, he may sometimes, out of hatred, snatch, break, or otherwise harm the sadhu's vessel.
**Anisrishta -** If there are many partners who own a vessel, and one partner wants to give it, but the other partners do not want to give it, and the sadhu is given the vessel without their permission, then that vessel is considered to have the Anisrishta fault.
**Or** if a servant gives it without the master's consent, or a member of the household gives it without the head of the household's consent, then that vessel is also considered to have the Anisrishta fault.
Taking such a vessel can lead to increased suffering later, and someone may come to demand the vessel back from the sadhu, or may cause other harm. Obtaining such vessels in the future may become difficult.
**Abhihit -** If a householder brings a vessel from his home and gives it to the upashraya, or brings a vessel for the sadhu from another place or village and keeps it at home, then that vessel is considered to have the "Abhihit" fault. Taking such a vessel implies approval of the harm caused to living beings on the way. In Dashava. A. 3, this is called anachaar. A person walking or traveling by vehicle harms both moving and stationary beings, and rain or a river may also come on the way. The person who brings it...
...may also bring a vessel with other faults. Therefore, one should not take a vessel brought from the front.
Of these six faults, two are called anachaar in Dashava. A. 3. Except for the "Parivartita" fault, the remaining five are also called "Sabaldosha" in Dashava. D. 2. In Praacha. Shru. 2, A. 1-2-5-6, etc., it is forbidden to take food, clothing, or vessels with these five faults.
Therefore, knowing these six as faults of origin, one should abandon them. If one has to take a vessel with these faults in a particular situation, then one incurs the Laghuchaumasik pratyashchit.
**Pratyashchit for giving an extra vessel without the permission of the Garani**
**5. Je bhikkhu airegapadiddiggham gani uddisiya, gani samuddisiya, tam gani anapucchiya anamantiya annamannassa viyarai, viyarantan va saijjai.**
**5. A bhikkhu who takes an extra vessel for the Gani, and gives it to someone else without asking the Gani or inviting him, or approves of the giver.** [He incurs the Laghuchaaturmasik pratyashchit.]
**Discussion -** Bhikkhus do not find all the desirable and suitable wooden vessels everywhere. Vessels made of Tumbe are not readily available everywhere, and earthen vessels are readily available everywhere, but they are not convenient. They are sometimes used in special circumstances.