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## Fifteenth Uddeshak
[333] Even during Samayik, all necessary activities like business and farming remain under the ownership of the householder. Therefore, giving food to anyone other than the intended recipient incurs the prescribed atonement according to the Sutras.
The householder who gives food does so with devotion to support the monk's practice of restraint. Therefore, giving that food to someone else without the knowledge of the Jina and the householder's permission, violates the third Mahavrata.
If the householder who gave the food learns that the monk gave it to someone else, it leads to disrespect for the monks and diminishes the spirit of giving.
If, due to carelessness on the part of the giver or the monk, food, water, or any other unsuitable food is consumed knowingly, it should be returned to the same householder immediately. This is the rule mentioned in Praachan Shruti 2, Adhyaya 1, Uddehak 10 and Adhyaya 6, Uddehak 2.
**Atonement for giving and receiving food with a Parshvastha, etc.**
77. A monk who gives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things to a Parshvastha, is guilty of a sin.
78. A monk who receives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things from a Parshvastha, is guilty of a sin.
79. A monk who gives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things to an Osanna, is guilty of a sin.
80. A monk who receives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things from an Osanna, is guilty of a sin.
81. A monk who gives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things to a Kusila, is guilty of a sin.
82. A monk who receives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things from a Kusila, is guilty of a sin.
83. A monk who gives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things to a Sansatta, is guilty of a sin.
84. A monk who receives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things from a Sansatta, is guilty of a sin.
85. A monk who gives food, drink, edible things, or drinkable things to a Nitiya, is guilty of a sin.