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[Bahatkalpasūtra 4. Those who engage in activities such as immoral speech, negligence of vows, and royal affairs are called vikathā-pramatta. 5. Those who are in deep sleep, stupor, or unconsciousness are called nidrā-pramatta. A person who gets up from deep sleep, commits dreadful deeds that are not to be done, and then goes back to sleep, and upon waking has no recollection of the misdeeds committed, is called nidrā-pramatta. A monk who engages in sexual activity with another monk is both liable for pārāñcika prāyaścitta (the most severe penance).
In this way, the purification of the wicked, negligent, and mutually copulating is done through pārāñcika prāyaścitta. 3. The three types of anavaṣṭhāpya prāyaścitta (irrevocable penance) are: 1. One who steals from co-religionists, 2. One who steals from those of other faiths, 3. One who attacks with his own hands.
It is stated in this sūtra that 1. A monk who steals the clothes, utensils, books, etc. of co-religionist monks. 2. One who steals the clothes, utensils, books, etc. of monks of other faiths like Buddhists, Sāṃkhyas, etc. 3. One who physically assaults others with his hands, fists, sticks, etc. or torments them through mantras and tantras - these three receive anavaṣṭhāpya prāyaścitta.
4-9. The three types of eunuchs unfit for initiation are: 1. Paṇḍaka - one with a feminine nature from birth, 2. Vātika - one unable to control sexual desires, 3. Klība - the impotent. These three are not fit to be initiated through tonsure, instruction, establishment, consecration, or cohabitation.