Yasa then sent a message to the monks at Pāvā and to the monks in Avantī in the southern region: “Please come, venerables. Let’s take on this legal issue— before what’s contrary to the Teaching shines forth and the Teaching is obstructed; before what’s contrary to the Monastic Law shines forth and the Monastic Law is obstructed; before those who speak contrary to the Teaching become strong and those who speak in accordance with it become weak; before those who speak contrary to the Monastic Law become strong and those who speak in accordance with it become weak.” Yasa then traveled to Venerable Sambhūta Sāṇavāsī who was staying on the Ahogaṅga mountain. He bowed, sat down, “Sir, the Vajjian monks of Vesālī proclaim these ten practices as allowable: