The past-couple Asrama (Vanaprastha) is also of four kinds. These are Vaikhanas, Udumbara, Balakhilya and Phenapa. The Vaikhānas person survive on the cereals self-grown, and the medicines and vegetation's duly matured by expelled or refused by the villagers. They do Pañca Mahāyajña and thus worship the Soul. Udumbara are the persons who get up early in the morning and perform the Pañca Mahāyajña by offering the Udumbara, Badara, Nivåra etc. as the material. The Balakhilyas are the persons who had matted hair, put on the hide of animals and the bark of trees as cloths, take as food the flowers and the fruits upto four months, abandon the accumulated flowers and fruits on the full moon day in Kartika month. The rest of eight months they earn for their living and perform the Panca Mahayajña. The Phenap are the persons who do the worship of soul by using the torn leaves and fruits like a man suffering from insane. They live wherever they get the space and thus do the worship of soul by performing the Panca Mahayajña.