Garuda Mahā Purana - Achara Khaṇḍa
118 - Sacred Rites (Vratas)
Brahma said:
1-2. I shall expound Akhanda-Dvadashi-Vrata that yields salvation: quelling of all evils. In the bright half of the month of Margashirsha the devotee should fast on the eleventh day taking in only Panchagavya. On the twelfth day he should worship Lord Vishnu. For four consecutive months he shall give vessels containing the five kinds of food grains to a brahmin and say:
3-5. “Whatever, o noble sir, I have done in seven previous births shall, by your grace, be unsevered. Just as the entire universe is one complete whole, let all the vratas performed by me be one whole. You are Purushottama himself." In the four months from Chaitra, he should give vessels of flour and in the four months from Shravana he shall give vessels of butter. The devotee who performs this Vrata would obtain good wise, suns and attain heaven after death.
Summary of chapter 118 of the Garuda Mahā Purana - Achara Khaṇḍa is as follows:
The Divine Master describes legal regulations regarding entrusted deposits and bailments. As it happens, misappropriating items kept in trust is declared a grave moral sin, whereas returning deposits intact preserves social trust and personal righteousness.