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## English Translation:
**114**
**28.** Those who extinguish a fire. **29.** Those who move a fire around or extinguish it. **30.** Those who plaster with cow dung, etc. **31.** Those who bathe or perform ablutions. **32.** Those who give alms while feeding a child with milk.
The commentary on Pravachana-sara-uddhar mentions 29 ineligible donors, with a different order: **1.** Stavira, **2.** Aprubhu, **3.** Napumsaka, **4.** Kampaman, **5.** Jwaragrastha, **6.** Andha, **7.** Bala, **8.** Matta, **9.** Unmatta, **10.** Lulla, **11.** Langada, **12.** Kodhi, **13.** Bandhanabaddha, **14.** Paduka-pahana-huwa, **15.** Dhan-ka-kandan-karti-huwi, **16.** Pisati-huwi, **17.** Anaj-bhanjati-huwi, **18.** Charkha-kati-huwi, **19.** Kapas-lothi-huwi, **20.** Kapas-alag-karti-huwi, **21.** Rui-pijati-huwi, **22.** Anaj-adi-dalati-huwi, **23.** Dahi-ka-manthan-karti-huwi, **24.** Bhojan-karti-huwi, **25.** Garbhini, **26.** Balavatsa, **27.** Chha-kay-jiva-se-yukt-hath-wali, **28.** Chha-kay-jiva-ka-ghat-karti-huwi, **29.** Sambhavita-bhayavali.
Pindavishuddhiprakarana mentions 38 faults, but it does not mention the Abhoga and Anabhoga dayakas described in Pindaniyukti.
An-gar-dharma-amrita prohibits donors who are menstruating, pregnant, Aryikas of other sects, those carrying a corpse to the cremation ground, those in mourning for a deceased person, and eunuchs.
The 40 faults of the donor mentioned in Pindaniyukti are related to the first 25 individuals. In exceptional circumstances, one can accept alms from them. For example, accepting alms from a child under 8 years old is unacceptable, but if the child gives alms in the presence of their mother or guardian, a small amount can be accepted from their hand.
**7. Unmisra Dosha**
Accepting alms with a mixed mind is Unmisra Dosha. An-gar-dharma-amrita refers to this as Vimishra or Misra Dosha. According to Pindavishuddhiprakarana, giving alms by mixing eligible and ineligible items is Unmisra Dosha. Dashavaikalika mentions that if food, drink, Khadim, and Swadim, etc., are mixed with flowers, seeds, and greenery, it is unacceptable for a Bhakt-pan Sadhu. Mulachara also explains Unmisra Dosha in the same way.
Unmisra Dosha is mainly of three types: **1.** Sachitta, **2.** Achitta, **3.** Misra. These three...
**1.** Prasati P. 151-53.
**4.** An-dha 5/28, 5/36. **2.** An-dha 5/34.
**5.** Pimpr 89; Joggam-joggam-cha-duve, Vimisi-undei-janta-mammisam. **3.** Similarly, for other donor faults and exceptions, see **6.** Mula 472; see Pini 273-288/7 verses translation and Mav
Pudhavi-au-ya-taha, Harida-biya-tasa-ya-sajjiva. P. 159-164.
Panchehi-tehi-missam, Aharam-hodi-ummisam.