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**Mulacara** states that **nisedhika** and **asika** should be performed as follows:
**134** When entering places like **kandar**, **pulin**, **guha**, etc., which are devoid of water, one should perform **nisedhika**. When exiting these places, one should perform **asika**.
**Meaning:** When entering places like **kandar** (a place where water has split), **pulin** (a waterless area in the middle of water), **guha** (a cave in the side of a mountain), etc., which are devoid of water, one should perform **nisedhika**. And when exiting these places, one should perform **asika**.
**135** **Aapuchcha** is said to be performed when:
* Taking **atapan** (endurance of heat) etc.
* Taking **sanjna** (consent) for food etc.
* Going to other villages etc.
One should ask **acharya** etc. with **namaskar** (salutation) and act according to their instructions.
**Meaning:** **Aapuchcha** is the act of asking **acharya** etc. with **namaskar** (salutation) before taking **atapan** (endurance of heat) etc., before taking **sanjna** (consent) for food etc., and before going to other villages etc., and acting according to their instructions.
**136** **Pratipuchcha** is said to be:
When one asks **guru** etc. about a major task to be performed, and then asks a **sadhu** again, knowing that it is **pratipuchcha**.
**Meaning:** When one asks **guru** etc. about a major task to be performed, and then asks a **sadhu** again, knowing that it is **pratipuchcha**.