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In the absence of other attendant Sadhvi, make arrangements for all kinds of care for the Nirgranthi who is about to die in Samadhi after rejecting the devotee. / Although many Sadhvis live together, in some special circumstances, it becomes necessary to take care of or assist the Sadhu because the Sadhvis cannot handle it. / The Sutra only mentions the Nirgranthi being supported by the Nirgranthi when falling, etc. But in some special circumstances, a Sadhvi can also support a falling Sadhu, etc., this should also be understood by implication. Six places that destroy restraint 19. Kappass ch palimanthu pannta, tan jaha 1. Kokkuie sanjamass palim), 2. Moharie sacchavayanas palimanthu, 3. Chakkhuloluae iriyavahiae palimanthu, 4. Titiinie esanagoyaras palim), 5. Ichchaloluae muttimanggass palimanthu, 6. Bizzaniyanakarane mokkhamanggass palimanthu, samvatth bhagavaya aniyanaya pasattha / 19. Six completely fatal aspects of the Kalp Sadhvachar have been mentioned, such as 1. Doing bodily activity without seeing or cleaning, is fatal to restraint. 2. Talkativeness, is fatal to truthful speech. 3. Walking while looking here and there, is fatal to Iryasamiti. 4. Being annoyed by the lack of food, etc., is fatal to Esanasamiti. 5. Greed for equipment, etc., is fatal to Aparigraha / 6. Seeking Nirvana (desire for the fruits of penance) out of greed, i.e., desire for worldly pleasures, is fatal to the path of liberation. Because the Lord has praised non-desire and non-attachment everywhere. Discussion Although there are many tendencies that destroy the virtues of restraint, the present Sutra mentions the main six defects that destroy restraint. / The word "palimanthu" means to completely destroy the virtues of restraint in many ways. 1. Kautkuchya - whoever sits here and there without looking, keeps the body or hands, feet, head, etc., limbs without looking or without discretion, he is the destroyer of 17 types of restraint.