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## Pindaniyukti
It can also lead to false accusations. The old Dhaatri may think that this Muni, like the new Dhaatri, may also create obstacles in her life, so she may use poison, etc., to kill the Sadhu.
Similarly, the author has described in detail the psychological description of the remaining four Dhaatris, including the Majjan Dhaatri. This entire description not only depicts the cultural situation of that time, but also the entire context is very important from the point of view of Ayurveda. To clarify the Dhaatri Pind, the author has described the story of Sangam Acharya and the Datta Shishya.
## 2. Dooti Dosha
Obtaining alms by conveying a person's message to another place through diplomatic work is Dooti Dosha. According to Moolaachar, going to one's own village or another village by water, land or air and obtaining food by conveying the message of the concerned person is Dooti Dosha. The commentator has explained this by considering it as a masculine gender, considering it as a "Dut Dosha". Diplomatic work is of two types - related to one's own village and related to another village. Conveying a message in the same village where the Sadhu lives is Dootity related to one's own village, and conveying a message by going to another nearby village is Dootity related to another village. There are two sub-categories of both - concealed and revealed. In the transcendental, there is only concealed Dootity. In the worldly, both concealed and revealed diplomatic work takes place.
While going for alms, if the Muni takes the message of his mother, father, etc., to his own village or another village, saying that your mother has said this or your father has said this, it is revealed Dootity related to one's own village and another village. So that the other Muni next to him does not know, the Muni says in a symbolic language that your daughter is not clever, she is ignorant by tradition, that's why she told me to give this message to my mother. At that time, the mother also answers skillfully that I will explain to my daughter. She will not give such a message in the future, this is concealed Dootity related to one's own village and another village in the transcendental. Conveying a message in this way in one's own village or another village, so that neither the people know nor the Muni next to him, this is concealed Dootity related to one's own village and another village in the worldly. For example, saying that the desired work has been completed according to your wish or I will do as they wish. The employer has hinted at a poignant story in the context of revealed Dootity related to another village, which presents a beautiful picture of the harm caused by the diplomatic work done by the Muni.
1. Pini 198/9. 2. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Story No. 26. 3. Moola 448;
Jal-thal-ayasagad, sayaparagame sadesa-parade.
Sambandhivayananayan, doodi doso havdi eso. 4. Moolaati p. 351.
5. Pini 200, 201, Mavri p. 126. 6. Jiba 1328-1331. 7. Jiba 1333, 1334. 8. Pini 201/3. 9. Pini 202, 203, Mavri p. 127, for the expansion of the story
See Pari. 3, Story No. 27.