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He who forgets and does such activities will face obstacles in his practice. Here, there is no atonement for compassion or mercy, but atonement for serving householders and for activities against restraint.
A Shraman who repeatedly breaks the vow of non-acceptance and approves of those who do so, incurs the minor Chaturmasik atonement. The commentary states that breaking the vow of non-acceptance leads to many faults. It is forbidden to wear skin with hair. It is forbidden to sit on a straw mat covered with a householder's cloth. It is forbidden to have a Sadhvi's cloth sewn by a non-Jain or a householder. It is forbidden to even slightly harm the beings of the five stationary categories, such as earth-bodied beings. It is forbidden to climb a tree with awareness. It is forbidden to eat from a householder's vessel. It is forbidden to wear a householder's clothes and sleep on his bed. It is forbidden to observe the beauty of a well, a pond, a reservoir, a lotus pond, etc. It is forbidden to desire to see a beautiful village, town, or city. It is forbidden to participate in horse fights, elephant fights, etc. It is forbidden to watch carpentry, painting, plastering, dentistry, etc. It is forbidden to use food and water taken in the first watch in the fourth watch. It is forbidden to carry food and water beyond two kos. It is forbidden to apply cow dung or other smearing substances at night or to keep them at night and apply them during the day. It is forbidden to cross the large rivers Ganga, Yamuna, Sarayu, Airavati, and Mahi more than two or three times a month. The minor Chaturmasik atonement is mentioned for performing these forbidden activities.
The prohibitions mentioned in this Uddeshak are found in the Agamas such as Dasha-Shruta-Skandha, Acharanga, Brihatkalpa, Dasha-Vaikalika, Sutra-Kritanga, etc. A Sadhak should not engage in such activities that would tarnish his practice. Thirteenth Uddeshak
The thirteenth Uddeshak has 78 Sutras. There is an extensive commentary on them, consisting of 4226-4472 Gathas. It is forbidden to sleep, sit, or study on the earth with awareness, with oil, or with moisture, to sit on a threshold, a bathing platform, a wall, a stone, etc., to teach crafts to a non-Jain or a householder, etc., to use tricks, material things, questions, questions like questions, causes, signs, etc., to guide a householder who has gone astray, to reveal metal science or treasure, to look at one's face in a vessel filled with water, a mirror, a gem, oil, honey, ghee, etc., to take medicine for vomiting, purging, strength, etc., and for intelligence, to bow to those who are weak in conduct, such as those with a side ailment, and to eat food after consuming the faults of production, etc. A Sadhak who engages in such activities incurs the minor Chaturmasik atonement.
Some of the prohibitions discussed in the thirteenth Uddeshak are also prohibited in the Acharanga, Sutra-Kritanga, Dasha-Vaikalika, Uttaradhyayayana, etc. There is an extensive discussion on the faults of production, etc., in Pindan-Niyukti. In short, a Sadhak should be aware every moment. He should not engage in any faulty activity. Fourteenth Uddeshak
The fourteenth Uddeshak has 41 Sutras. Some copies also have 45 Sutras. There is an extensive commentary on them, consisting of 4473-4689 Gathas. Here, it is forbidden to buy a vessel, to borrow, to change a vessel, to take a vessel by force, to take a vessel without the permission of the shareholder of the vessel, to take a vessel that has been brought forward, to take a vessel without the permission of the Acharya.
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