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## Translation:
**Somaseṇabhārakaviracit**
**89.** One should not massage with oil mixed with mud, grains, sourness, etc., otherwise it will only lead to impurity.
**90.** **Snānavidhi**... After bathing with warm water, one should bathe on a clean, living-being-free place like a stone. One should bathe with great care so that no harm is caused to living beings.
**91.** One should bathe with water that is neither too little nor too much. It should be lukewarm or mixed with some astringent substance.
**92-93.** Water that has been struck by stones, heated by the sun's rays, churned by the feet of animals, flowed from waterfalls, made prasūka by dust and machinery, and made prasūka by fragrances, etc., is considered prasūka for bathing and purification. This water is not prasūka for drinking.
**94.** One should never bathe in those places that have been declared as pilgrimage sites by ignorant, wrong-view holders, as they are the cause of the destruction of many living beings.
**95.** If one is forced to go to such pilgrimage sites due to bad company, one should take water from there in a vessel and bathe in another clean, living-being-free place.
**96.** Oil does not purify without the touch of the five senses. Oil massage is not suitable for Brahmachāris.