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## Mulachar
This section discusses how monks should conduct themselves with visiting nuns in their order.
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* **Verse 177:** "When the Aryas arrive, one should not remain alone. Nor should one engage in conversation with them without a purpose. If there is a need to speak for the sake of Dharma, one should speak briefly."
**Meaning:** When Aryas (nuns) arrive, monks should not be alone in the forest. They should not engage in idle conversation with them. If there is a need to speak for the sake of Dharma, they should do so briefly.
* **Verse 178:** "One should not answer a question from one of the Aryas alone. If a question is asked in the presence of the Ganini (head nun), then one should answer."
**Meaning:** If a nun asks a question, a monk should not answer alone, fearing slander. If the question is asked in the presence of the head nun, then the monk should answer.
* **Verse 179:** "If a young monk engages in conversation or discussion with a young woman, he commits five faults: disobedience, transgression, etc."
**Meaning:** A young monk should not engage in conversation or discussion with a young woman. Doing so would be considered disobedience, transgression, and other faults.