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## Āgama Sūtra 38, Cheda Sūtra-5, 'Jītakalpa'
**Sūtra-56**
The Purimaḍ tapa prāyaścitta is performed while lying down on the 'Jītakalpa'.
**Sūtra-57**
Entering a house for food without the permission of the Ācārya, or engaging in parākrama gopa, requires an ekāsaṇā prāyaścitta. According to the Jīta vyavahāra, if the act is done without māyā, then an ekāsaṇā is required, but if it is done with māyā, then a upavāsa is required.
**Sūtra-58**
Activities like running and jumping have the potential to cause the death of the five senses. Acts like angadāna, śukra niṣkramaṇa, and other complex karmas, consuming food that is half-cooked, and prolonged sexual intercourse, all require a pañcakalyāṇaka prāyaścitta tapa.
**Sūtra-59**
One should not perform paḍilehaṇa during the last part of the first porīsi, or during the pādono porīsi, or during the first and last porīsi. If one performs śuddhi during the cāumāsī or on the Sanvatsarī day, then a pañcakalyāṇaka tapa prāyaścitta is required.
**Sūtra-60**
Those who do not have faith in the cheda (prāyaścitta), who do not know whether their paryaya is chedita or achedita, and who are proud of their paryaya, require a cheda prāyaścitta. This is the Jīta vyavahāra for the gaṇādhipati. If the gaṇādhipati requires a cheda prāyaścitta, then they should perform the appropriate tapa prāyaścitta.
**Sūtra-61**
For those prāyaścitta not mentioned in this Jīta vyavahāra, I will briefly mention them here. They are the ones mentioned in the Nīsiha-vyavahāra-kappa. They should be observed for a period of six months.
**Sūtra-62**
(Here, the term 'sarva bheda' is used to encompass all offenses, while the term 'bhinna' is used to refer to offenses that are different from the general category.) For all offenses mentioned in the Sūtra vyavahāra, the appropriate nīvi tapa should be performed according to the Jīta vyavahāra. Generally, the following prāyaścitta tapas should be performed: Purimaḍ for a laghu māsa, ekāsaṇā for a guru māsa, āyambila for a laghu cāumāsa, upavāsa for a guru cāumāsa, ṣaṭṭha for a laghu ṣaḍ māsa, and aṭṭhama for a guru ṣaḍ māsa.
**Sūtra-63**
In all these cases, the tapas mentioned in the Siddhānta should be followed, and the nīvi to aṭṭhama tapas should be performed according to the Jīta vyavahāra.
**Sūtra-64-67**
Regarding the prāyaścitta mentioned above, it is important to note that all prāyaścitta are categorized as general and specific. They should be observed according to the specific instructions regarding dāna-vibhāga, dravya-kṣetra-kāla-bhāva-puruṣa paḍisevī. This means that one should be aware of the dravya, etc., and give accordingly. One should also consider the amount, whether it is less, more, or moderate, and give according to one's capacity. The prāyaścitta should be given according to the Jīta vyavahāra, considering the food, etc., of the recipient, and the availability of resources in the region. Where food, etc., is scarce, the prāyaścitta should be less. One should also consider the nature of the kṣetra, whether it is rūkṣa, snigdha, or ordinary. In a rūkṣa kṣetra, the prāyaścitta should be less, in an ordinary kṣetra, it should be as mentioned in the Jīta vyavahāra, and in a snigdha kṣetra, it should be more. The prāyaścitta should be performed in all three kālas (seasons) in three different ways. Summer is a rūkṣa kāla, winter is an ordinary kāla, and the rainy season is a snigdha kāla.
**Muni Dīparatnasāgara Kṛt "(Jītakalpa)" Āgama Sūtra-Hindi Anuvāda"**
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