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## Pindaniyukti
Roasting or placing wheat etc. over fire in the seven types of fire is considered Anantar Nikshipt, and placing an object in a vessel over fire is called Parampar Nikshipt. In Parampar Nikshipt, the author has presented four options:
* **Paashravaalipta:** The vessel with a wide mouth placed over the fire should be covered with mud on all sides. If for any reason a drop of juice or water falls, the mud should absorb it, preventing harm to the Agnikai.
* **Anatyushna:** The sugarcane juice should not be excessively hot. Consuming excessively hot juice can lead to both self-harm and harm to others.
* **Aparishaati:** Aparishaati means that the juice should not fall while being offered. The falling of juice can potentially harm the Agnikai.
* **Aghattunt:** This means that the water or juice offered from the vessel should not be poured from the top edge (karna) of the vessel onto the hot surface. If it is poured from the top edge, there is a possibility of the drop falling into the fire and the top part of the vessel breaking, making it unsuitable.
The author has conceived 16 bhangas using a mathematical formula based on these four terms: Paashravaalipta, Anatyushna, Aparishaati, and Aghattunt. The first bhang is pure, and the remaining 15 are impure. The creation of these sixteen bhangas is as follows:
1. In the first row, sixteen bhangas are created by alternating short and long syllables.
2. In the second row, sixteen bhangas are created by having two short syllables followed by two long syllables.
3. In the third row, there are four short syllables followed by four long syllables, then again four short syllables and four long syllables.
4. In the fourth row, there are eight short syllables followed by eight long syllables.
These are established as follows:
ISISISISI SISISIS || ss ||ss ||ss ||ss || ||s sss || || ssss
|| || || || || ssss ssss
By picking up one bhang at a time from left to right, moving upwards from the bottom in all four rows, the sixteen bhangas are created as follows:
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