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## [335
Fifteenth Uddeshak]
The restraint of a monk is gradually corrupted when he gives or receives food from Parshvastha and others, as it increases contact. Therefore, a monk should exchange food only with pure, restrained, and virtuous monks, not with others. Penance for giving clothes, etc., to a householder
87. If a monk gives or approves of giving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth to a non-Jain or a householder, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).
Discussion-Sutra 76 should be consulted for the discussion of this. The only difference is that there is a mention of food, while here there is a mention of clothes, etc. A monk can receive food, clothes, etc., from a householder, but he is not allowed to give the accepted clothes, etc., to any householder. Penance for exchanging clothes, etc., with Parshvastha and others
88. If a monk gives or approves of giving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth to a Parshvastha, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).
89. If a monk receives or approves of receiving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth from a Parshvastha, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).
90. If a monk gives or approves of giving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth to an Osanna, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).
91. If a monk receives or approves of receiving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth from an Osanna, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).
92. If a monk gives or approves of giving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth to a Kusil, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).
93. If a monk receives or approves of receiving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth from a Kusil, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).
94. If a monk gives or approves of giving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth to a Sansatta, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).
95. If a monk receives or approves of receiving clothes, a bowl, a blanket, or a foot-cloth from a Sansatta, (he incurs a minor Caturmasika penance).