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## Tenth Uddeshak
**(8)** Carrying the Upadhi (attributes) in Marg-Vihar (conduct) and other activities, and walking along with them.
**(9)** Removing aversion towards Rajadvist (enemies of the king) and other kings.
**(10)** Protecting oneself from Sten (thief) and others.
**(11)** Receiving the Danda (staff) and other objects from the hands of the Dandaggaha (guards) while entering or leaving the Upashraya (monastery). Or, receiving the Danda and other objects upon entering the Upashraya.
**(12)** Taking care of the Glan (sick) in various ways, inquiring about their well-being.
**(13)** Purifying the Matrak (objects used for speech, excretion, and play) by discarding them in a secluded place.
The Bhashyakar (commentator) has explained that the term "Pracharaya" mentioned in the Sutra should be understood to include the Tirthankara as well. Because the Ganadhar Gautam Swami used the term "Dharmacharaya" for the Bhagwan (Lord). - Bhag.Sh.2, U.1 Skandhak Varnan
**Kula (lineage):** A lineage of one Guru.
**Gan (group):** A lineage of one prominent Pracharaya.
**Sangh (community):** A group of all the Gachchas (sects).
Other descriptions related to Vyavrittya (conduct) are mentioned in Uddeshak 5.
**Summary of Sutra 1-2 of the Tenth Uddeshak:**
A Shruta-Sampanna (learned) Bhikshu (monk) can perform Paradhan (offering) for the Yavamdhyachandrapratima (image with a moon in the middle of barley) and Vajramdhyachandrapratima (image with a moon in the middle of a diamond) according to the prescribed method in the Sutra. These images are for one month each. The amount of food and water offered to them is increased or decreased. Along with this, many other rules are followed, Abhigraha (acceptance) is done, and the Parishha Upsargas (trials) are endured with patience, being detached from the body.
From the five practices of Aagam (scripture), Shruta (learning), Aajna (command), Dharana (meditation), and Jit (conquest), one should use whichever is available at the time, impartially, for Prashchitta (atonement) and Tattva Nirnay (realization of truth). One should not use them in reverse order due to selfishness, insistence, or neglect. This means that one should not give more importance to Dharana alone, but prioritize the rules and prohibitions of the Aagams.
There are five Chaubhangis (fourfold classifications) regarding performing Seva Karya (service) and Gan Karya (group work) and showing respect or not. There are two Chaubhangis regarding those who remain steadfast in Dharma (religion), Prachar (conduct), and Ganasamachari (group conduct), or those who abandon them.