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## Āgama Sūtra 28, Payannāsūtra-5, 'Tandulavaicārik'
**Sūtra 'Mahilikā'**: She delights men with her gestures, hence 'Ramā'; she attracts men to her body, hence 'Anganā'; she involves men in various kinds of battles, conflicts, wars, forest excursions, taking loans without purpose, suffering from cold and heat, and causing distress, hence 'Lalana'; she controls men through yoga and niyoga, hence 'Yoṣit'; and she excites men's desires through various emotions, hence 'Vanitā'.
**Sūtra 144**: Some women behave like those who are intoxicated, some like those who are infatuated, and some like those who are suffering from respiratory ailments. Some are like enemies, and some prostrate themselves with tears. Some praise, some look with wonder, laughter, and glances. Some attract men with sweet words, some with playful gestures, some with embraces, some with words of reproach, some with displays of domesticity, some by writing or marking on the ground, some by dancing on a bamboo pole, some by embracing children, some by touching with fingers, massaging breasts, and pressing the hips. This woman is like a net in obstructing, like mud in trapping, like death in killing, like fire in burning, and like a sword in cutting to pieces.
**Sūtra 145**: This woman is sharp like a dagger, dark like ink, confusing like a dense forest, binding like a cupboard and a prison, and frightening like a deep, flowing river.
**Sūtra 146**: This woman is a vessel of hundreds of faults, a spreader of various kinds of disgrace, with a crooked heart, and deceitful thoughts.
**Sūtra 147, 148**: These women are engaged with one, play with another, exchange glances with another, and stay by the side of another. Even the wise cannot know her nature.
**Sūtra 149**: The grains of the Ganges, the water of the ocean, the size of the Himalayas, the fruit of intense penance, the child born from the womb, the hair on the back of a lion, the substance that remains in the stomach, the sound of a horse running - perhaps a wise human can know these, but not the heart of a woman.
**Sūtra 150**: Possessing such qualities, this woman is fickle-minded like a monkey and not worthy of trust in the world.
**Sūtra 151**: Just as a winnowing basket without grain, a garden without flowers, a cow without milk, and a pan without oil are useless, so too is a woman without happiness.
**Sūtra 152**: In the time it takes to close and open an eye, a woman's heart and mind become agitated a thousand times.
**Sūtra 153**: Advice is useless for the foolish, the old, those devoid of special knowledge, and those with a low nature like a pig in the indiscriminate world.
**Sūtra 154**: What is the use of a son, a father, and wealth accumulated through hard work, if they cannot provide any support at the time of death?
**Sūtra 155**: At the time of death, sons, friends, and wives leave, but well-earned Dharma does not leave.
**Muni Dīparatnasāgar Kṛt " (Tandulavaicārik) Āgama Sūtra - Hindi Anuvāda**
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