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## Pindaniyukti
There are four types of food: Asan, Pan, Khadim, and Swadim. Using the term Adhakarma for all four types of food is the third type of Bhang (Nana Artha Ek Vyanjan). In the context of Adhakarma, the fourth type of Bhang (Nana Artha Nana Vyanjan) is nonexistent. 70/6. Just as words like Purandar etc. do not transgress the meaning of Indra, similarly words like Adhakaram, Atmaghna etc. do not transgress the meaning of Adhakarma. 71. The one who consumes Adhakarma causes the downfall of his own soul (hence one name is Adhakaram). He destroys the virtues like character of the soul along with the killing of living beings and ghosts, hence one name is Atmaghna. The one who takes Adhakarma takes upon himself the sinful karma of Parakarma-Pachak etc., hence one name is Atmakarma. 72. When a disciple asks which particular man's karma is called Adhakarma, the answer is that the karma done for a Sadharmik is called Adhakarma, hence the word Sadharmik should be properly defined. 73. There are twelve types of Sadharmik: 1. Naam Sadharmik 7. Ling Sadharmik 2. Sthapana Sadharmik 8. Darshan Sadharmik 3. Dravya Sadharmik 9. Gyan Sadharmik 4. Kshetra Sadharmik 10. Charitra Sadharmik 5. Kaal Sadharmik 11. Abhigrah Sadharmik 6. Pravachan Sadharmik 12. Bhavana Sadharmik 73/1-3. Naam Sadharmik - A person with the same name. Sthapana Sadharmik - The establishment of a Sadharmik in a wooden statue, axis etc. Dravya Sadharmik - Having a Pravardhman body, this will be the Sadharmik of the Sadhu in the future (or the dead body of the Sadharmik). Kshetra Sadharmik - Born in the same area. Kaal Sadharmik - Born in the same time.
1. Although the fourth Bhang is nonexistent here, according to the commentator, if someone uses Adhakarma for Asan, Adhakaram for Panak, Atmaghna for Khadim, and Atmakarma for Swadim, then these names become Nana Artha and Nana Vyanjan. From this perspective, the extreme Bhang can also be achieved (Mavri P. 51). 2. The Nishita Bhashya mentions three types of Sadharmik: 1. Ling Sadharmik 2. Pravachan Sadharmik 3. Ling-Pravachan Sadharmik. There, three divisions of Sadharmik are also made alternatively: 1. Sadhu 2. Parswasth 3. Shravak. The second alternative is: 1. Shraman 2. Parswasth Shraman 3. Shravak (Nibha 336 Chu. P. 117).