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## Pindanuyukti Bhashya
### 105
It is believed that only Odana is Adhakarma, while the rest like Sauvira, Avshravan and Tandulodak are not Adhakarma, hence they consume them. 31. The Sangam Theras, due to weakness in their legs, abandoned the Gachchha.
They started living in the nine-part field of Kollikera.
After some days, the disciple Datta arrived.
He stayed outside the Upashraya.
He was mentally disturbed by the unknown Ucchha Bhiksha.
The Seth's son, Putana, was affected by Vyantari.
The Acharya said, "Don't cry," and struck the Chapputika, which resulted in the receipt of Bhiksha.
The disciple criticized him properly. 32. A distant village leader arrived alone.
Seeing his relatives approaching, he asked the reason for their arrival.
They said, "The Sadhu has said so."
To gain trust, they spoke of dreams, etc.
In anger, the household leader asked, "What is in the mare's womb?"
The Naimittika Sadhu said, "A Panchpuundra Kishor (mare's foal) is there."
When the mare's belly was cut open, the same came out.
If this had not happened, you would have also been killed.
There are many Naimittikas who speak of Avithath Nimitta. 13
1. The commentator Malayagiri has clearly mentioned that Sauvira, Avshravan and Tandulodak are considered Adhakarma by the Niyuktikara Bhadrabahu (Nibha 2695, 4407).
The same is confirmed by the Niyuktikara in the expansion of the story in Gatha 191.
2. The expansion of the story mentioned in Nibha 4393, Pini Ga. 199 is found in two Bhashya Gathas (Pibha 31, 32).
3. The expansion of the story is found in Pari. 3, Katha San. 26.
4. The expansion of the story is found in Pari. 3, Katha San. 28.
5. The expansion of the story mentioned in Pini Ga. 205 is found in two Bhashya Gathas (Pibha 33, 34).
6. Paccuni - Sammukhagamana (Mavri).
7. Puccha ti ya Samana (K), Niyuktikara Bhadrabahu (Nibha 2695, 4407).
8. Suminai (K, Mu).
9. Vadava (B, Mu).
10. Bhanati Panchpuundasaso (Nibha 2696), Panch Puundaga Santu (Nibha 4408).
11. Tu (K).
12. Tuhan (Mu, Jibha 1347).
13. The expansion of the story mentioned in Pini Ga. 205 is found in two Bhashya Gathas (Pibha 33, 34).