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[Brihatkalpasūtra Anupāta] According to the Brihatkalpasūtra, one should determine on one's own that the water is acittaja (devoid of consciousness) and if it is acittaja, one should consume the food, and if it is sacittaja (with consciousness), one should offer it. The Āgamas have stated that the water containing parts of various food items is acittaja and acceptable. Therefore, there is a high possibility that the drops of water falling on the cold food become acittaja. Just as the hot food can be consumed, similarly, the cold food can also be consumed over time without any fault. The immediate acittaja state of the water drops in the hot food is certain, while the acittaja state of the water drops falling on the cold food is uncertain or becomes acittaja over time. This is the reason for the difference in the provisions for both in the sūtra.
[Prāyaścitta] 13. If a Nirgrantha woman, while urinating or defecating at night or in the afternoon, is touched by any part of the body of an animal or bird, and she approves of that touch with a sexual feeling, she incurs the fault of hāthakamma (manual activity) and becomes eligible for the anugghāiya (non-obstructive) monthly prāyaścitta.
14. If a Nirgrantha woman, while urinating or defecating at night or in the afternoon, is penetrated by any part of the body of an animal or bird, and she approves of that penetration with a sexual feeling, she incurs the fault of mehuṇapaḍisevvaṇa (sexual intercourse) and becomes eligible for the anugghāiya (non-obstructive) four-monthly prāyaścitta.
These two sūtras are stated for the protection of the vow of brahmacarya (celibacy). If a sādhvī (female ascetic) is urinating or defecating at night or in the evening, and a monkey, deer, dog, or a peacock, swan, etc. suddenly touches any part of her body, and she experiences that touch as pleasurable, she becomes eligible for the guru-māsika (major monthly) prāyaścitta. If any part of the aforementioned animals or birds enters her genital region, and she experiences sexual pleasure, she becomes eligible for the guru-cāturmāsika (major four-monthly) prāyaścitta for her purification.