What is said above should be understood to apply to all the other festivals which may be held in honour of the different Deities, according to the present rules.Social Gatherings
When men of the same age, disposition and talents, fond of the same diversions and with the same degree of education, sit together in company with public women, or in an assembly of citizens, or at the abode of one among themselves, and engage in agreeable discourse with each other, such is called a Sitting in company or a social gathering. Xxx vedio A Pithamarda is a man without wealth, alone in the world, whose only property consists of his Mallika, some lathering substance and a red cloth, who comes from a good country, and who is skilled in all the arts; and by teaching these arts is received in the company of citizens, and in the abode of public women.A Vita is a man who has enjoyed the pleasures of fortune, who is a compatriot of the citizens with whom he associates, who is possessed of the qualities of a houseliolder, who has his wife with him, and who is honoured in the assembly of citizens and in the abodes of public women, and lives on their means and on them. There should be also a sort of couch besides, and at the head of this a sort of stool, on which should be placed
