Disclaimer: This translation does not guarantee complete accuracy, please confirm with the original page text.
[222] The Brihatkalpa Sutra discusses intense kshaya and very large conflict, stating that in such a situation, the monk's mind becomes agitated, his face becomes heated, and he loses the ability to speak with discernment. Therefore, it is not appropriate for him to leave the shelter according to the instructions of the sutra. However, it is appropriate to go for gochari, etc., only after the kshaya emotions have subsided. First, it is necessary to calm the kshaya and then, after examining the situation, to approach the acharya or other knowledgeable people present there and perform alochana (atonement) to resolve the conflict. If the conflict is not resolved, he will also deviate from the path of restraint and will gradually become subject to more and more atonement. Sometimes, in the case of stubbornness and lack of calmness, atonement can be given without alochana for discipline. If, even after explanation, he does not understand and does not accept atonement or discipline, the sutra also prescribes that he should be separated from the gachchha, meaning that he should not be treated with mandalik pahara, vandana, etc. Along with the provisions for discipline, restraint, and calmness, the sutra also provides just information: if the monk accepting atonement is knowledgeable and the person giving atonement decides to give him atonement contrary to the Agamas without being impartial, then he can reject that atonement. This instruction from the sutra makes it clear that rejecting any knowledge contrary to the sutra does not constitute a violation of jina-agya, but this provision is not for those who are ignorant or not knowledgeable. The provision for vyavavritti of a monk in the parihara-kalpa state is as follows: 31. Pariharakappatthiyaassa naṃ bhikkuassa kappaï ayari-uvamāyāṇaṃ tadivasaṃ ega-girhasi piṇḍavāya davāvettāe. Teṇa paraṃ no se kappaï asanaṃ vā jāva sāimaṃ vā dāuṃ vā aṇuppadāuṃ vā kappada se annayaram veyāvaḍiyaṃ karettāe, taṃ jaha aṭṭhāvaṇaṃ vā, nisīyāvaṇaṃ vā, tuyattāvaṇaṃ vā, uccāra-pāsavaṇa-khela-jalla-siṅghāṇāṇaṃ vigičaṇaṃ vā visohanaṃ vā karettāe. Aha puṇa evaṃ jāṇejjā-chinnāvāsesu panthesu āure, jhijhīe, pivāsie, tavastī, dubale, kilate, mucchezja vā, pavadēja vā, evaṃ se kappaï asanaṃ yā jāva sāimaṃ vā dāuṃ vā aṇuppadāuṃ vā. 31. On the day he accepts parihara-tapa, it is appropriate for the acharya or upadhyaya to provide food from one house to the monk in the parihara-kalpa state.