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Translation preserving Jain terms:
The women engage in the study of the Parijñādhyayana (knowledge of the world) - inviting and establishing the bhikkhu, they invite him with their own selves.
And he should know these as well, the words of diverse forms.
Translation - The lustful women give hints to the sadhu that "we will come to you at a certain place." They create trust in the sadhu through various kinds of talks. Then they invite the sadhu for enjoyment. The discerning sadhu should understand such words of the women as similar to diverse kinds of bondages.
Commentary - The women, by nature, are inclined towards the improper and invite the sadhu, giving a hint like "I will come to you at a certain time." Having thus established (the meeting), they create trust in the sadhu through various pleasant talks, and then invite him with their own selves for the purpose of enjoyment, making the sadhu agree to accept them. Or, the women themselves may have said, in order to dispel the fear of the sadhu, as if asking the husband, "I have come here," and having thus established (the meeting), they attend to him with actions like feeding, washing his feet, making him lie down on the bed, and then come to his presence, so that he, giving up all suspicion about your husband's people, may behave without fear. In this way, creating trust through various words, they invite the sadhu for their own enjoyment, tempting him by saying, "This body of mine is fit for whatever small or great task you may assign to it." But the sadhu, who is aware of the ultimate truth, should know these "words of diverse forms" as the objects created by the association with women, which are obstacles on the path of virtue, leading to a bad state, and through the knowledge of renunciation, he should avoid them by understanding their evil consequences.
And further,
With many mental bonds, embracing the gentle and disciplined,
Then they speak sweet words, commanding with diverse talks.