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1. The recitation of the Bṛhatkalpasūtra, the scripture and its meaning, should be given. Because they easily or conveniently grasp the propounded principles.
2. If a sick Nirgrantha's (Jain ascetic) father, brother, or son supports a falling Nirgrantha woman or wife or son, and that Nirgrantha woman gets up, then she incurs the atonement of four-monthly Anudghātika (non-violent) penance, as she has approved of the consequences of sexual intercourse.
3. If a sick Nirgrantha's mother, sister, or daughter supports a falling Nirgrantha man, and that Nirgrantha man gets up, then he incurs the atonement of four-monthly Anudghātika penance, as he has approved of the consequences of sexual intercourse.
4. The touch of a man's body for a Sādhvī (female Jain ascetic) and the touch of a woman's body for a Sādhu (male Jain ascetic) are completely prohibited for the protection of celibacy. Even in the case of illness, only a Sādhvī should attend to a Sādhvī, and a Sādhu should attend to a Sādhu, this is the Jina's instruction.
5. However, if by chance, a Sādhvī falls somewhere while coming or going due to physical weakness, and seeing this, her father, brother, or son, or any other man, lifts her up, seats her, or provides other bodily care, and if due to this touch, sexual desire arises in the mind of the Sādhvī, then she incurs the atonement of four-monthly Anudghātika penance.
6. Similarly, if a physically weak Sādhu falls somewhere, and his mother, sister, or daughter, or any other woman, lifts him up, and if due to this touch, sexual desire arises in the mind of the Sādhu, then he incurs the atonement of four-monthly Guru-cāturmāsika penance.
7. The prohibition of keeping the first watch's (early morning) food until the fourth watch (afternoon).