This last one is the critical factor for someone who has been a monastic of another religion to pass his probation. When he passes in this way, he should be given the full ordination. If someone who has been a monastic of another religion arrives naked, a robe should be sought through his preceptor. If he arrives with hair, he should get permission from the Sangha to shave. But any dreadlocked, fire-worshiping ascetic who comes to be ordained should be given the full ordination without probation. Because they believe that deeds and actions have results. And if someone comes to be ordained who has been a monastic of another religion but is a Sakyan by birth, he should be given the full ordination without probation. I give this special privilege to my relatives.” The discussion on those who have been monastics of another religion is finished. The seventh section for recitation is finished.