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[164] [Brihatkalpa Sutra] It is not permissible for Nirgranthas and Nirgranthis to stay in a place where there are sweets, malpuas, puris, and sandalwood scattered, scattered, scattered, and scattered. / 9. If it is known that (in the shelter, food in the form of a lump or sandalwood) is not scattered, scattered, scattered, or scattered / but is piled up, worshipped, made into a wall, made into a small mound, and marked, printed, or hidden, then it is permissible for Nirgranthas and Nirgranthis to stay there during the winter and summer seasons. 10. If it is known that (inside the shelter, food in the form of a lump or sandalwood) is not piled up or made into a small mound, but is stored in a granary or a container, is kept on a platform or a garland, is kept in a pot or a bowl, is smeared with mud or dung, is covered, marked, or sealed, then it is permissible for them to stay there during the rainy season. / The discussion-sutra 1-3 describes a shelter house containing grain, and these three sutras describe a house containing food. / Grain can be scattered on the ground, but these food items are scattered in vessels, etc. / The faults that arise from staying in a shelter containing food are: 1. Insects are more likely to breed in a house containing food. 2. Rats, cats, etc. also roam around. 3. Animals and birds can eat them carelessly. 4. There is a fault of obstruction in preventing and removing them from eating, and if they are not removed, the owner of the house may become angry or may suspect that the sadhu is eating them. 5. Sometimes a hungry or thirsty monk may be tempted to eat, and if he eats, he incurs the fault of adatta. 6. The fragrance or stench of food can lead to many auspicious and inauspicious thoughts, which bind karma. Other discussion sutras should be understood in the same way as 1-3. / The rules and prohibitions for sadhus and sadhvis staying in a dharmshala, etc. 11. It is not permissible for Nirgranthas to stay in a pragamaṇagṛha, a house open on all sides, under a thatched roof, or in a house with a bamboo lattice, under a tree, or under the sky (in open spaces). 12. It is permissible for Nirgranthas to stay in a pragamaṇagṛha, a house open on all sides, under a thatched roof, or in a house with a bamboo lattice, under a tree, or under the sky (in open spaces).