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## Pindaniyukti 8. Manapind
To beg for alms with pride when encouraged by others or upon hearing words of praise and gain, or to beg for alms when humiliated by another, is the Manapind fault. To clarify the Manapind fault, the author has described in detail the story of the Kshapaka who brought Sevayi.
The Manapind fault, when committed while accepting alms, can sometimes lead to hatred and distance between husband and wife. If a Muni accepts alms from a husband against the wishes of his wife, using it as a reason for humiliation, it can lead to suicide by one of them. Accepting Manapind also leads to neglect of preaching.
## 9. Mayapind
To accept alms deceitfully is the Mayapind fault. The author has not clarified the nature of Mayapind, but has only hinted at the story of Ashadhabhuti.
## 10. Lobhapind
To search for a particular item with greed, by any means, or to accept an excessive amount of heavy or superior food is the Lobhapind fault. The author has hinted at the story of the Sadhu who received saffron sweets in Lobhapind.
These four Pindas are the cause of Karmabandha, and also the reason for the lightness of preaching.
## 11. Sanstav Dosha
To praise the giver before or after accepting alms, or to establish a relationship, is the Sanstav Dosha. This is of two types: 1. Vachan Sanstav 2. Sambandhi Sanstav. Both of these have two sub-categories, before and after. The Nisith Bhashya describes many more sub-categories of Sanstav in detail. The explanation of these four sub-categories is as follows:
* **Purvavachan Sanstav:** To praise the good or bad qualities of the giver before accepting alms, saying that your fame is spread in all ten directions.