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## 352] [Vyavahar Sutra (2) A monk who has returned from Nivritta-Jika-Vihar or a distant land, having returned from wandering, should again seek permission and wander in the vicinity. / These Sutras lay down the rules of Vinaya-Vyavahar for monks who have entered and returned from Charika, having obtained permission. / In which a limit of 4-5 days has been set. If the opportunity to meet the Guru, Acharya, etc. arises before these stipulated days, then wandering can be done only with the previous permission, but after these stipulated days, i.e., after 10-20 days or a few months, if the opportunity to meet arises, then permission should be obtained again according to the method mentioned in the Sutras. Four to five days is a practical limit, as in the case of going to Gochari without knowing the location of the establishment and the king's palace, the dairy, etc., there is a provision for atonement in Nishi. U. 4 and U. 9. There also, a grace period of 4-5 nights has been given. In Sutra 15 of this Uddeshak, a grace period of 4-5 nights has also been given for the establishment. Therefore, even in the present case, it should be considered necessary to obtain permission again from the Guru, etc., after 4-5 days. The conduct of Shaiksha and Ratnaadhik 24. Two monks wander together, one with a shorter period of initiation and the other with a longer period of initiation. If the one with a shorter period of initiation is learned and has disciples, and the one with a longer period of initiation is not learned and does not have disciples, then the one with a shorter period of initiation should still follow the rules of Vinaya Vyavahar for the one with a longer period of initiation, bring him food, stay near him, and give him disciples to wander with, etc. / 25. Two monks wander together, one with a shorter period of initiation and the other with a longer period of initiation. If the one with a longer period of initiation is learned and has disciples, and the one with a shorter period of initiation is not learned and does not have disciples, then the one with a longer period of initiation may, if he wishes, follow the rules of Vyavahar for the one with a shorter period of initiation, or he may not, if he wishes. / He may, if he wishes, bring him food, or he may not, if he wishes.