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360. If a *sadhvi* is not staying in a place for the purpose of *vihar* (travel), then it is permissible for her to stay there for the purpose of *karan* (reason). If the reason for staying is over, then someone should tell her, "O *Arye*, stay for one or two nights." If she stays for one or two nights, then it is permissible. But if she stays for more than one or two nights, then it is not permissible. If a *sadhvi* stays for more than one or two nights, then she is liable for *diksha-chhed* (loss of initiation) or *tap* (penance) as a *parihara* (atonement). 12. If a *sadhvi* who is leading a group of *sadhvis* during *vasa-vas* (rainy season retreat) dies, then the remaining *sadhvis* should choose a suitable *sadhvi* to lead them. If there is no other suitable *sadhvi* and the remaining *sadhvi* has not completed the study of *prachar-prakalp* (canonical texts), then she should travel in the direction where other *sadhvis* are traveling, staying one night at each place. It is not permissible for her to stay for the purpose of *vihar*. If there is a reason for staying, such as illness, then it is permissible. When the reason for staying is over, if someone tells her, "O *Arye*, stay for one or two nights," then it is permissible for her to stay for one or two nights. But it is not permissible for her to stay for more than one or two nights. If a *sadhvi* stays for more than one or two nights, then she is liable for *diksha-chhed* or *tap* as a *parihara*. 11. If a group of *sadhvis* are traveling from village to village and the *sadhvi* who is leading them dies, then the remaining *sadhvis* should choose a suitable *sadhvi* to lead them. If there is no other suitable *sadhvi* and the remaining *sadhvi* has not completed the study of *nisith* (canonical texts), then she should travel in the direction where other *sadhvis* are traveling, staying one night at each place. It is not permissible for her to stay for the purpose of *vihar*. If there is a reason for staying, such as illness, then it is permissible. When the reason for staying is over, if someone tells her, "O *Arye*, stay for one or two nights," then it is permissible for her to stay for one or two nights. But it is not permissible for her to stay for more than one or two nights. If a *sadhvi* stays for more than one or two nights, then she is liable for *diksha-chhed* or *tap* as a *parihara*.