aDyAcAra
adhyācāra , m. (to prec. ; = Pali ajjhācāra, regularly in bad and ‘especially in an erotical sense’, CPD ), performance, commission (of evil, sin), (sinful) behavior (with gen. of the sin, or in comp. ): punar anadhyācārāya Bbh 181.12 , so as not to sin again ; sāvadyasya ca dānādikasya kuśalasyādhyācāraḥ 289.11 ; āpatty-anadhyācāra- 289.22 ; anadhyācāre adhyācāravairamaṇyāṃ tīvraś … yogaḥ karaṇīyaḥ Bhīk 27b.4 , serious discipline in not sinning, ceasing from sin, must be undertaken ; for this, which seems the correct reading, Bhīk 24b.5 ; 28a.1, 4 ; 28b.2 (by error?) °anadhyācāravairamaṇyāṃ°; but also in MSV iii.8.10 anadhyācāram ācarate, engages in sinful behavior , implies adhyācāra = good behavior ; Tib. also has a neg. , spyad par bya ba ma yin pa spyod pa ; but the text is pretty surely wrong, since in 9.10 the opposite is na adhyācāram ācarate, engages in no sinful behavior .