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## First Objective] [133 1. When coming and going in the Uccara-Prasravanabhoomi and Swadhyaya Bhoomi, and during alms-round, frequent encounters with Nirgrantha-Nirgranthis in the alleys or at the gates of the village increase contact and lead to an increase in raga-bhava. Alternatively, seeing them coming and going in the same direction on the same path can cause many anxieties in the common people. According to the saying "Sangsargaja dosha-guna bhavanti", the loss of restraint is certain. In a single vagara, the entrances of the Nirgrantha-Nirgranthis' upashrayas should not be opposite each other. The entrance of one upashraya should be on the side of the other upashraya, or the entrance of one upashraya should be at the back of the other upashraya. The entrance of one upashraya should be higher and the entrance of the other upashraya should be lower. Even if the upashrayas of Nirgrantha and Nirgranthis are in a straight line, many anxieties arise in the common people and there is a possibility of loss of their restraint. In Sutra 11, there is a provision for Nirgranthas and Nirgranthis to reside simultaneously in various upashrayas in villages etc. with many vagaras, many entrances, and many paths for coming and going. Because in villages etc. with many paths for coming and going, Nirgranthas and Nirgranthis do not meet frequently, there will be no increase in contact, no increase in raga-bhava, and no anxiety will arise in the common people. Therefore, in such villages etc., it should be considered faultless for sadhus and sadhvis to reside simultaneously. / The method and prohibition of sadhus and sadhvis residing in Apanagruh etc. 12. No kappi nigganthinam 1. Aavanagihansi va, 2. Ratthamuhansi va, 3. Singhaadagansi va, 4. Tiyansi va, 5. Chaukkasi va, 6. Chaccaransi va, 7. Antaravanansi va batthae. 13. Kappi nimganthanam praavanagihansi va jav antaravarnasi va vatthae / 12. Nirgranthis should not reside in 1. Apanagruh, 2. Rathamukh, 3. Shrigatak, 4. Trik, 5. Chatushk, 6. Chatvar, or 7. Antarapan. 13. Nirgranthas can reside in Apanagruh or Antarapan. / Explanation-1. The market is called 'Apan', the house or upashraya in the middle of it is called 'Apanagruh'. 2. Ratha means alley or neighborhood, the upashraya or house whose entrance faces the alley or neighborhood is called 'Rathamukh', or the house in front of which the alley begins is also called 'Rathamukh'. 3. A triangular place like a Singhade is called 'Shrigatak' / 4. The place where three alleys or three roads meet is called 'Trik' /