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[Seventh Uddeshak] [409 12. If it is known that a Nirgrantha-Nirgranthi does not have a suitable bed-spread available here, then it is permissible to first take a place or bed-spread and then seek permission later. (But if there is any kind of conflict between the Sannyasins and the owner of the bed-spread, then the Acharya should tell them - 'O Aryas! On the one hand, you have taken residence here, on the other hand, you are speaking harsh words to them') "O Aryas! You should not behave in such a double-faulting manner with them." In this way, the Acharya should appease the owner of the residence with kind words. Discussion - If one has to sit or stay at any place, then the monk should first seek permission, and only then should he stay there. Similarly, if one has to take any material like cloth or grass, then one should first seek permission, and only then should one take it or use it. Taking anything without seeking permission first and then seeking permission is against the rules / This violates the third Mahavrata. However, in the sutra, keeping in mind the scarcity of houses, an exception has been given to take it in this way in certain circumstances. This exception should not be overused or misused except in special circumstances, and it should also be kept in mind that the decision of the exceptional situation can only be made by the Geetaarth (Bahushruta) monk. If an Alpgyan Abahushruta-Ageetartha monk does this, then this is his unauthorized act. However, they can perform this exception under the guidance of Geetaarth-Bahushruta. In the explanation of the last sentence of this sutra, it is said that - "In a village where there is a rare bed, some Sadhagas go there and stay in a suitable house without seeking permission, and the owner of the house becomes angry and starts arguing. Then, other monks or the Acharya arrive from behind and say to that Sadhu with anger that "Oh Arya! Why are you committing this double crime / You are staying in their house, and you are also arguing with them. Be quiet, keep quiet / " In this way, scolding him, then appease the house owner and politely talk to him and get permission. For more discussion, see Dasha. D. 2 / Request for a spoiled or forgotten tool 13. Nigganthassam Gahavaikulam Pindavaaya Padiyaaye Anupavitthassam Annayare Ahalahusae Uvagaranjaaye Paribhathe Sia. Tam Cha Keey Sahammiye Pasejja, Kappi Se Sagarakadam Gahaya Jatheva Annammannam Pasejja Tatheva Evam Vaejja 50- "Ime Bhe Ajjo! Ki Parinaaye?" Uo Se Ya Vaejja "Parinaaye" Tasseva Padinijjaayevave Sia. Se Ya Vaejja- "No Parinaaye" Tam No Appana Paribhujejjana No Annammannass Daavae, Egante Bahufasue Thandhile Paritthaveyavve Sia.