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## Second Objective] [161 Aayachitt
If another place is not available, one can rest there for one night. If it is more necessary, one can rest for two nights as well. This is a special provision for the Gītartha or for the Agītartha under the leadership of the Gītartha. Staying for more than two nights violates the prescribed limit and incurs a penance of Tapp or Chhed. The commentary on the sutra "Se Santara Chheee Wa Parihare Wa" is as follows: "Se-Tasy Sanayatasy, 'Swantaraat' Swaswakritam Yadantaram-Triraatra-Chatuhraatraadi Kalam Pravasthanaroopam, Tasmaat, 'Chhedo Wa'-Panch Raatri Vivaadih, 'Pariharo Wa'-Masalghukaaditipovishesho Bhavati Iti Sutraarthah. The meaning of this commentary is that the restrained person, due to his own fault of staying for three, four, or more days, incurs a penance of Tapp or Chhed as appropriate. However, it is not appropriate to interpret the word "Se Santara" as meaning that the penance should be for the same number of days as the stay. Because the commentator has not interpreted it that way anywhere. Therefore, the meaning accepted by the commentator should be followed.
## The Law, Prohibition, and Penance of Staying in a Water-Filled Upaashraya 5.
If there are pots filled with cold water or hot water inside the Upaashraya, then it is not permissible for the Nirgranthas and Nirgranthis to stay there even for "Yathalanda-kaal". If, upon investigation, no other Upaashraya is found, then it is permissible to stay in the said Upaashraya for one or two nights. However, it is not permissible to stay for more than one or two nights. Whoever stays there for more than one or two nights becomes liable for the penance of Diksha-Chhed or Tapp due to violation of the prescribed limit.
## Discussion
A pot filled with cold water whose color, etc., has changed due to boiling on fire or due to substances like alkali, etc., is called "Sheetodakavikritakumbha". Similarly, a pot filled with hot water whose color, etc., has changed due to boiling on fire or due to substances like alkali, etc., is called "Ushnodakavikritakumbha". In an Upaashraya where such pots (of either or both types) are kept, the Sadhus and Sadhvis should not stay there even for "Yathalanda-kaal".
## Special Discussion
It should be understood according to the previous sutra.