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## Fourteenth Uddeshak
[317 Discussion-worthy] If a bowl is ugly in appearance but usable, one should not make any effort to make it beautiful.
If a bowl is found to be very beautiful, one should not try to make it ugly out of the feeling that someone else might ask for it or the Acharya might take it for himself or someone might steal it.
Both types of resolutions and efforts are unnecessary in the practice of restraint. Therefore, a monk should not engage in such tendencies.
**Penance for bowl-related actions**
12. A monk who, thinking "I have not received a new bowl," washes the bowl with cold water that is not pleasant or with hot water that is not pleasant, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
13. A monk who, thinking "I have not received a new bowl," washes the bowl with cold water that is not pleasant or with hot water that is not pleasant, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
14. A monk who, thinking "I have not received a new bowl," washes the bowl with water that is not pleasant or with water that is not pleasant in color, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
15. A monk who, thinking "I have not received a new bowl," washes the bowl with water that is not pleasant or with water that is not pleasant in color, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
16. A monk who, thinking "I have received a bowl with a bad smell," washes the bowl with cold water that is not pleasant or with hot water that is not pleasant, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
17. A monk who, thinking "I have received a bowl with a bad smell," washes the bowl with cold water that is not pleasant or with hot water that is not pleasant, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
18. A monk who, thinking "I have received a bowl with a bad smell," washes the bowl with water that is not pleasant or with water that is not pleasant in color, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
19. A monk who, thinking "I have received a bowl with a bad smell," washes the bowl with water that is not pleasant or with water that is not pleasant in color, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
12. A monk who, thinking "I have not received a new bowl," washes the bowl with cold water that is not pleasant or with hot water that is not pleasant, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.
13. A monk who, thinking "I have not received a new bowl," washes the bowl with cold water that is not pleasant or with hot water that is not pleasant, once or repeatedly, or approves of the washing.