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## Pindaniyukti
86/2. Sour 'karabi kheer'², garlic, palandu, sura and beef.
Even in the Vedic times, this was considered inedible and unwholesome. || 194 || 87. Even things like color, etc., are considered harmful if they are mixed with harmful things like fruits and flowers.
Even in the case of 'chikkao abhojjao', it is considered harmful. || 195 || Similarly, even in the case of abandoned things, if they are used in food, they become inedible.
It is considered inedible if it is contaminated with something impure. || 196 || A wise person, fearing the consequences of improper speech, avoids it.
He avoids both proper and improper ways of avoiding things. || 197 || 89/1. A foolish person, seeing rice-gruel, says, "It is good."
He asks, "Where did you get this rice?" || 198 || 89/2. Having gone to the market, he asks the merchant, "Where did you get this rice?"
He replies, "From Gobbar village, it is available there." || 199 || 89/3. He is doubtful about the food, and seeing the thorns, he wants to throw it away.
He also avoids the shade, fearing the heat and the sun. || 200 || 89/4. This avoidance of improper things is not for the ignorant.
These rules of avoidance are applicable in terms of wealth, family, country and behavior. || 201 ||
1. Avilā (mu).
15. Avikavido (a, b, la, bi). 2 Karahakkhiram (a, b), Karahi (k). 16. Dei (a, b), Diti (k). 3. Lhasun (mu), Lasan (a, k, b). 17. Vani Jane (s). 4. Falandu (la), Palandu (a, b, s).
18. 89/1-8-These eight verses are the explanation of verse 89. 89/1-3-These three verses should be in the second half of verse 89, see note 84/1.
These verses are about the story related to improper avoidance, and "Lalakal (la, b, s), Palalam Tilakshoda Uchyate, 89/4-8-These five verses explain the proper avoidance. Shekharah-Shikha Yasya Sa (Mavri).
The explanation is given. Verse 89/9 is also an explanation. 7. Vippusena (la), Vipusena (b).
19. Mutun (a, b). 8. 'Kkahutt'abhikkhao (a, b), 'Kka hujj- 20. Puchchh (s). Bhujjao (k).
21. Gubbar (b). 9. Ahakammamiy (a).
22. Kamma San (a, b). 10. Akaye (a, b).
23. Muttu (a, b). 11. Suddham Pi (a, b), Suddhe Vi (k, mu). 24. Vajjayanto (mu). 12. x (la).
25. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Kantha San. 12. 13. U (a, b).
26. "Parihari (a, b). 14. Odhanam (b).
27. Nanahinam (s).