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Because the drops that fall in it become unmindful / If the food is cold, one should neither eat it oneself nor feed it to others, but should place it in a secluded place. For a Nirgranthi, to live alone, to remain naked, to be without possessions, to take sunbath outside the village, to sit in Utkatukasana, Virasana, Dandasana, Lagudshayi and other asanas and perform Kayotsarga is the way. - It is inconceivable for Nirgranthis to take the Mok (urine or spit) of each other, but it can be taken due to reasons like illness / If a Bhikshu in the form of a Parihar has to go elsewhere on the orders of a Sthavir, etc., he should go quickly and return after completing the work. If there is any kind of fault in the character, then one should purify oneself by performing atonement. In the sixth Uddeshak, it is stated that Nirgranthis should not speak six types of words: Alik (false) words, Heelitavachan, Khisitavachan, Parushavachan, Garhasthikavachan, Vyavashmitodiranavachan (words that stir up a settled dispute). One who accuses someone of Pranatipat, Mrishvad, Adattadan, Avirati-Abrahma, Napusak, Das, etc., receives atonement. If a thorn has pierced the foot of a Nirgranthi and he is unable to remove it, then a Nirgranthi can remove it as an exception. Similarly, if there is a situation of drowning, falling, slipping, etc. in a river, etc., then a Sadhu or Sadhvi can save him by holding his hand / Similarly, a Nirgranthi with a disturbed mind can be taken to his place by holding his hand, in the same way, a Sadhvi can also take him by holding his hand. It should be remembered that these are exceptional sutras. There is no feeling of depravity in this, but a feeling of protecting each other's restraint. The name of the Sadhu's code of conduct is Kalpasthiti / It is of six types - Samayik-Sanyatakalpasthiti, Chhedopasthapaniya Sanyatakalpasthiti, Nirvishamanakalpasthiti, Nivishtakayikakalpasthiti, Jinkalpasthiti and Sthavirakalpasthiti. _In this way, Brihatkalpa sheds light on many important facts related to the life and conduct of Shraman-Shramani. This is the special feature of this scripture. Vyavaharsutra Brihatkalpa and Vyavahar are both complementary to each other / Vyavahar is also a Chhedasutra which is Charananuyogamaya. It has ten Uddeshak / 373 Anushtup shlokas are the available original text / 267 are the number of sutras. In the first Uddeshak, a Shraman who consumes a fault worthy of monthly atonement and criticizes that fault to the Acharya, etc. without deceit, receives a monthly atonement, while if he does it with deceit, he becomes a participant in a bi-monthly atonement. A Sadhak who criticizes a fault worthy of bi-monthly atonement without deceit receives a bi-monthly atonement, and if he does it with deceit, he receives a three-month atonement / In this way, three, four, five and six months [ 54 ]