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[Nishīthasūtra 28. Any monk who accepts, approves of, or causes the acceptance of food, water, a khaima, or a saima from a person who is standing on a piece of land, is committing a transgression.
29. Any monk who accepts, approves of, or causes the acceptance of food, water, a khaima, or a saima from a person who is standing on a piece of land, is committing a transgression.
30. Any monk who accepts, approves of, or causes the acceptance of food, water, a khaima, or a saima from a person who is standing on a piece of land, is committing a transgression.
31. Any monk who accepts, approves of, or causes the acceptance of food, water, a khaima, or a saima from a person who is standing on a piece of land, is committing a transgression.
32. Any monk who accepts, approves of, or causes the acceptance of food, water, a khaima, or a saima from a person who is standing on a piece of land, is committing a transgression.
1. Any monk who sits on a nava that has been acquired without a proper purpose, or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
2. Any monk who buys, causes the purchase of, or accepts a nava that has been bought, and then sits on it or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
3. Any monk who borrows, causes the borrowing of, or accepts a nava that has been borrowed, and then sits on it or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
4. Any monk who exchanges, causes the exchange of, or accepts a nava that has been exchanged, and then sits on it or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
5. Any monk who sits on a nava that has been taken by force, brought for a short time, or brought in front of them, or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
6. Any monk who causes a nava to be moved from land to water, or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
7. Any monk who causes a nava to be moved from water to land, or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
8. Any monk who causes a nava that is full of water to be emptied, or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
9. Any monk who causes a nava that is stuck in mud to be removed, or approves of someone who does so, is committing a transgression.
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