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[Third Objective] [187 If any object is stolen, its owner may accuse that a certain monk or nun was standing there / Therefore, they have taken my object, etc. / In addition, in response to a controversial question of a householder, time will be spent in accusation and counter-accusation. His fellow monks, who eat together in a congregation, will wait. Therefore, he will be a participant in the obstacle due to not being able to eat on time. Secondly, if he has promised a sick monk, "Today I will bring you suitable food and drink soon", then by getting involved in an argument, he will not be able to return on time, and he will suffer from hunger and thirst and will experience more suffering, etc. For these reasons, monks and nuns who have gone to Gochari should not engage in excessive conversation anywhere, otherwise they will be liable for many penances from Chaturlaghu to the best of their ability. / It has been stated as an exception that if a curious person asks a monk or nun who has gone to Gochari, 'What is the characteristic of Dharma?', then he should only give the brief answer, "Ahimsa Paramo Dharmaḥ". / If someone asks again to explain Dharma, then he should only say, "Whatever you consider desirable or undesirable for yourself, consider the same for others", this is the essence of Jainism. If the curious person asks for proof in support of the said statement, then he should say a verse that denotes the meaning / Such as "Savvabhuyapabhuyasss, Sammam Bhuyaai Paaso / Pihiyasavass Dantass, Pavam Kammam Na Bandhai || - Dasavai. A. 4, Ga. 9 He should say it while standing, not sitting. Otherwise, due to the above mentioned faults, he will be liable for penance. The provision of a limited Dharmakatha in the house of a householder 23. No Kappi Nigganthaan Va Nigganthiin Va Antargihansi, Imai Panch Mahvavvaai Sabhavanai Aikkhithtae Va, Vibhavittae Va, Kittithtae Va, Paveittae Va. Nannaty Eganaen Va Jav Egasiloen Va; Se Vi Ya Thiccha, No Chev Nam Athiccha. 23. It is not appropriate for Nirgranthas and Nirgranthis to speak about the five great vows, their meaning, or the fruits of observing the great vows in the house of a householder, with feeling, or with detailed explanation. / But it is appropriate to speak only with one example or one verse, if necessary. He should do so while standing, but not sitting. In the previous sutra, the method of conversation was prohibited when asked by someone / In the present sutra, the method of speaking about the great vows is prohibited /