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## English Translation:
**136**
**Piṇḍaniyukti Samyojana:** If a monk, influenced by the vices of anger and hatred, engages in internal and external combinations to enhance taste, he incurs the **Cāraguru (fasting)** penance. According to another view, he incurs the **Cāralahu (Āyambil)** penance. According to the *Bṛhatkalpabhāṣya*, internal combination leads to **Cāralahu (Āyambil)** penance, while external combination leads to **Cāraguru (fasting)** penance.
**Proof:** If a monk consumes more food than the prescribed amount for men and women, or more than what is required for a life of restraint, he incurs the **Cāralahu (Āyambil)** penance.
**Angāra Doṣa:** If a monk consumes palatable food with attachment, he incurs the **Cāraguru (fasting)** penance.
**Dhūmadoṣa:** If a monk consumes unpalatable food with hatred, he incurs the **Cāralahu (Āyambil)** penance.
**Kāraṇa Doṣa:** If a monk consumes food without a valid reason, he incurs the **Cāralahu (Āyambil)** penance. According to another view, he incurs the **Laghumās (Pūrimārḍha)** penance. If a monk does not eat when the reason is present, he incurs the **Cāralahu (Āyambil)** penance.
**Explanation:** Literature also mentions the penance of chanting with inhalation and exhalation. According to the *Oghanīyukti Bhāṣya*, if a monk does not properly examine the alms after receiving them, or does not show the full offering to the guru, or if there is a subtle fault in the alms, he should chant the Namaskāra mantra with 8 inhalations and exhalations for purification.
This section mainly discusses the penances for the major faults related to begging. The *Jītakalpasūtra* and its commentary describe the penances for various types of faults in begging.
**References:**
1. *Jībhā* 1620%
2. *Bṛbhā* 540, *Tī* p. 158.
3. *Jībhā* 1630.
4. *Jībhā* 1643.
5. *Jībhā* 1643.
6. *Jībhā* 1644
7. *Jībhā* 1645,
8. *Obhā* 274.
9. For details, see *Jīsu* 36-44, *Jībhā* 1675-1719.