Except in emergency situations, married men should never remain alone anywhere with women other than their wife. (181)

Similarly, [married] women should never remain alone with men other than their husband, except in emergency situations. (182)

A male should not touch a female who is not closely related; however, he may respectfully touch one who is closely related. Similarly, a female should not touch a male who is not closely related; however, she may respectfully touch one who is closely related. (183)

In emergency situations, it is not a fault to touch others to protect or save them. However, if there is no emergency, then always obey the niyams. (184)

One should never view dramas, films or other media that contain obscene scenes which destroy one’s dharma and sanskārs. (185)

Satsangis should not associate with people who have addictions, are shameless or are adulterous. (186)

To protect one’s dharma, female devotees should not associate with immoral women and should firmly abide by the niyams. (187)

One should not listen to talks or songs, read books or view scenes that increase one’s lustful desires. (188)

Transactions of wealth, possessions, land and other assets should always be conducted in writing, in the presence of a witness and by definitely following other such niyams. (189)

All devotees should conduct their social dealings with even their relatives in writing and by following other such niyams. (190)