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[237th Uddeshaka] The commentator writes that in places where there is a lot of movement of monkeys and other animals, the sadhvis should not go alone to excrete urine and feces. If they have to go, they should go with another sadhvi holding a danda (staff) so that the animals can be warded off when they come near. Even during the day, the sadhvis should go to excrete holding a danda.
15. It is not proper for a solitary nirgrantha (Jain nun) to go out or enter the house of a householder for alms.
16. It is not proper for a solitary nirgrantha to go out or enter the place of defecation or the place of study.
17. It is not proper for a solitary nirgrantha to go from one village to another village, or to stay in a monsoon retreat.
Explanation - It is not appropriate for a nirgrantha (Jain nun) to stay or move around alone at any place, because there is a possibility of attack and assault by immoral people if a woman is seen alone. For the same reason, she should not go alone even to a householder's house for alms. The place outside the village for excretion is called 'vicarabhumi' and the quiet place for study is called 'viharabhumi'. Going alone to these lands, wandering from one village to another, and staying alone at any place during the monsoon retreat are also prohibited for the sadhvi.
18. It is not proper for a nirgrantha to be without clothes.
19. It is not proper for a nirgrantha to be without footwear.