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## Third Objective [195 Sutras 14-15]
When taking initiation, monks and nuns should accept the **Rajoharan Gochchag** (cleaning cloth) and necessary utensils. For clothing like **Muhpatti**, **Chadder**, **Cholpattak**, etc., a monk can take a maximum of three **Thans** worth of cloth, while a nun can take four **Thans** worth.
[16-17] Monks and nuns should not accept clothing during **Chaturmas**, but they can take clothing during **Hemant** and **Greeshma** seasons.
[18-19-20] Healthy monks and nuns should accept clothing and bedding according to the order of the initiation ceremony, and they should also offer their respects in the same order.
[21-23] Healthy monks and nuns should not engage in activities like sitting in a householder's house, as mentioned in the sutras. They should also avoid engaging in inappropriate conversations or giving sermons there. If necessary, they can make a brief and appropriate statement while standing.
[24-26] Before leaving, monks and nuns should return the bedding and other items belonging to the householder. They should return them in the same condition as they received them. If the bedding is lost, they should search for it. If it is not found, they should inform the owner of the loss and accept another bedding. If the bedding is found later, they should return it if it is no longer needed.
[28-32] If monks and nuns are staying in an **Upashray**, an empty house, or on the road, and another monk arrives before they leave, they can stay there with the same permission they received earlier. They do not need to seek new permission. However, if the owner of an empty house appears, they must seek permission again. If there is a military camp outside the village, monks and nuns can enter for alms, but they should not stay there overnight. Staying overnight would result in the **Guru Chaturmasik** penance. Monks and nuns can travel up to two and a half **Kos** in any direction from the **Upashray** where they are staying, but not beyond that.
**Conclusion:** This objective discusses the prohibition of monks and nuns sitting in each other's **Upashrays**, the rules regarding the acceptance of leather, and other related matters.