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## Chapter Seventeen:
**It should be understood that prohibition arises from obstacles in the course of actions or from other such causes, and that general warm water, etc., can be consumed.**
**[381]**
**Here, in many texts, two sutras are found regarding the atonement for consuming warm food and water, but in the commentary and the churni, the subject is completed by explaining only one sutra, and there is also only one sutra in the Acharanga Sutra. Therefore, only one sutra has been retained in the original text here.**
**Atonement for consuming water that has been washed immediately**
**133. A monk who consumes - 1. Utsvedim, 2. Sansvedim, 3. Chavalodak, 4. Varodak, 5. Tilodak, 6. Tushodak, 7. Yavodak, 8. Prosaman, 9. Kanji, 10. Gramlakandjik, 11. Shuddha Prasauk Jal -**
**1. Which has been washed immediately, 2. Whose taste has not changed, 3. Which has not been contaminated by living beings, 4. Which has not been transformed by weapons, 5. Which has not been fully purified -**
**Consumes such water or approves of the one who consumes it (he incurs the Laghu Chaumasi atonement).**
**Discussion:**
**In the Agamas, there are many mentions of the names of unpurified cool water, i.e., washing water. Among them, only eleven are considered acceptable, as mentioned in this sutra. Any other names that are available are all considered acceptable.**
**After becoming acceptable washing water, it does not become immediately consumable. It becomes consumable after about half an hour or a muhurta. The Churnikar, without specifying the time, has said to determine the time by intelligence. If taken immediately, then according to the present sutra, atonement is incurred.**
**In the Agamas, there are provisions for consuming various types of unpurified and non-purifiable water, and there is a prohibition against consuming purified and non-purifiable water.**
**1. There are 10 names of water that can be consumed - see A.S. 2, A. 1, U. 7, S. 369-370 - Dasha Pra. 5, U. 1, Ga. 106 (75)**
**2. There are 12 names of water that cannot be consumed - see A.S. 2, A. 1, U. 8, S. 373.**
**The Agama texts do not specify a definite number for the water that can be consumed and the water that cannot be consumed, but in the Agama texts for the water that can be consumed, there is also a provision for consuming other such water that can be consumed.**