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## Fourth Objective] [219 It is not proper for a monk to go to another Acharya or Upadhyaya to give them a reading without a reason. But it is proper for them to go to another Acharya or Upadhyaya to give them a reading only after stating the reason. Discussion - The first Sutra-trika mentions the method of going to another gana for a certain period of time for study. The second Sutra-trika mentions the method of going to another gana for the sake of Samyama-Samadhi and Chitta-Samadhi. The third Sutra-trika mentions going to another Acharya or Upadhyaya to have them accept one's Upasampada by using the 'Uddisavitt' action. / In this third Sutra-trika, the option 'Jatyuttarayam Dhammavinayam Labhejj' is not present, so it does not mention going to another gana permanently. The mention of going permanently is in the second trika, and the mention of accepting Upasampada for study is in the first trika. Therefore, it is appropriate to interpret this third trika as meaning going to another gana for the purpose of teaching (etc.). / The last option in the Sutra is 'Kappati Tesim Karanam Diveta'. This means that it is necessary to explain the specific reason for going to teach. / Because if there is no specific reason, then it is not practically appropriate for the teacher to go, but it is appropriate for the student to come. Some reasons for going to teach are: 1. A newly appointed Acharya of a Gachch needs to study the scriptures and it is not possible for them to leave the burden of the Gachch to someone else. 2. A newly appointed Acharya of a Gachch is someone's son, grandson, daughter, etc., and it is not possible for them to come for study. / 3. An Acharya of a Gachch is in a difficult or confusing situation and they are a former benefactor of a monk. In such situations, it may be necessary for someone to go. It is appropriate to understand that this third Sutra-trika is stated with this intention. The method of disposing of the body of a fallen monk 29. A monk or Rao or Viyale or Ahachch should dispose of the body, and the monk who wishes to dispose of the body should do so in a secluded place, alone or with many people.