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Giving extra utensils to someone else. Giving extra utensils to the disabled or the able. Not giving extra utensils to the disabled and the unable. Not keeping the usable utensils and keeping the unusable utensils.
It is forbidden to make a new fragrant or malodorous utensil particularly attractive, to take out the living being, seed, root, flower, leaf, etc. from the utensil while taking the utensil from the householder, to request the utensil after leaving the council, and to stay for a month and four months for the utensil, etc. There is a provision for a small Chimaasi atonement for doing such activities.
In the present Uddeshak, the subject of utensils has been discussed in detail from various perspectives. In the second Dhutaskandha of the Acharang Sutra, the Shramans have been forbidden to take Krit, Pramritya, Acchheya, Anishta and Abhihit utensils and it has also been indicated that the utensil which is to be used should be taken for travel and the utensils should not be made colorful and the utensils should not be dried in such a place where there is a possibility of the utensils falling.
Fifteenth Uddeshak
The fifteenth Uddeshak has 154 Sutras. There is a detailed commentary on them from 4690-5094. The first four Sutras describe the small Chaturmasik atonement for eating grass, and the remaining Sutras describe the small Chaturmasik atonement for eating mangoes, mango seeds, mango leaves, etc. with awareness. After that, it is forbidden to get work done from the householder, to defecate and urinate in unimaginable places, and to give and take food, clothes, etc. from the neighboring Shraddha, etc. It is forbidden to take care of the body from the point of view of adornment, to polish and wash clothes, etc. Doing these activities is said to be a small Chaumasik atonement.
The things discussed in the present Uddeshak are also discussed in the second Shrutaskandha of Acharang. There too, it is forbidden to eat mangoes and other fruits with awareness. It is forbidden to get the body taken care of by the householder and it is also forbidden to defecate and urinate in unimaginable places. In Uttaradhyayayana and Dasavekalik, it is forbidden to act from the point of view of adornment. Adornment is compared to poison.
Sixteenth Uddeshak
The sixteenth Uddeshak has 50 Sutras on which there is a detailed commentary of 5095-5903 verses. It is forbidden for the monk to enter the bed of the Sagarik, etc., to eat or suck sugarcane, Ganderi, etc. with awareness, to take food and drink from those who live in the forest, go to the forest, travel in the forest, to call the unchaste chaste and the chaste unchaste, and to take food and drink from the Tirthikas who quarrel. The commentator has described the seven Nivs. It is forbidden to wander in the countries of the Dasya, Anarya, Mlechchha and the inhabitants of the extreme countries who, in anger, bite others with their own teeth. These countries were non-Aryan countries. Twenty-five countries like Magadh, Kosambi, Bhruuna Kunala, etc. have been considered Aryan countries. It is forbidden to take food, drink, clothes, blankets, etc. from the disgusting clans and to study there. It is forbidden to eat with other Tirthikas or householders. If the feet touch the seat of the Acharya, Upadhyaya, etc., it is forbidden to leave without bowing.
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