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## Fourteenth Uddeshak]
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_ One who consumes the things mentioned in these 41 sutras incurs the minor Chaturmasik pratyakshya.
Discussion- If a monk tells a householder, "We are staying here for the sake of a vessel, or we are observing Chaturmas, therefore, you should give us a good vessel or arrange for one," to make such a determination is to reside for the sake of a vessel, and this is what is called pratyakshya in both sutras.
Perhaps if a monk stays somewhere for a few days due to an extreme need for a vessel and does not engage in appropriate conversation with the householder regarding the vessel, then he does not incur the pratyakshya mentioned in the sutras.
If a monk resolves to stay for the sake of a vessel and engages in appropriate conversation with the householder, but due to fate, a vessel is not found there, then various types of resolutions and alternatives may arise for the monk or the householder. If the householder is attached, he will give or arrange for a vessel even by accusing the monk of various faults, which will violate restraint. Therefore, a monk should not reside in any area with such a resolution.
Summary Sutra of the Fourteenth Uddeshak 1 Buying a vessel or taking a vessel that has been bought,
Borrowing a vessel or taking a borrowed vessel, changing a vessel or taking a changed vessel, a touched vessel, a vessel brought without the knowledge of the partner or a vessel brought in front of them, giving an extra vessel to someone without the permission of the Acharya, giving an extra vessel to the disabled or the able,
Not giving an extra vessel to the disabled or the unable, 8-9 Keeping a vessel that is not fit for use, abandoning a vessel that is fit for use, 10-11 Making a beautiful vessel ugly or making an ugly vessel beautiful, 12-19 Repeatedly washing or applying paste etc. to an old vessel or a foul-smelling vessel
or keeping it filled with water etc. overnight for many days and fixing it, 20-30 Drying a vessel in a place with a picture, a place with a trembling creature, or a place without a wall, 31-36 A trembling creature, grain seeds, tubers etc., earth, water or fire being in the vessel, taking the vessel after removing it,
Scratching a vessel or taking a scratched vessel, 38-39 Requesting a vessel from a householder residing in another place or from a householder who is discussing with someone,