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89/8. When the Muni asks, the simple-natured donor says, "This food, etc., is made for you." A donor who is attached to Maya says, "This is made for the house, not for you," but other members of the house, hearing this, look at each other or laugh at each other in shame. In such a situation, knowing it to be *Aadhākarma*, the Muni rejects it. When asked, if the donor becomes angry and says, "Muni! What is your concern, what is your worry?" In such a situation, the Muni should accept the substance without fearing *Aadhākarma*. 89/9. Those *Shravak-Shravika* who have a subtle conduct, neither show respect nor speak of goodwill when asked. Seeing the scarcity of substance, etc., the Muni does not inquire. In such a situation, if the given substance is impure, tainted by the fault of *Aadhākarma*, then how will the *Sadhu* be purified? Thus, when inquiring, the Guru says 90. Even if a *Prasūkhabhoji* Muni becomes involved in consuming *Aadhākarma* food, he becomes bound by evil karma. If, while seeking pure food, he also consumes *Aadhākarma*, he is pure because it has a pure outcome. 90/1. Hearing about the *Sangha-Bhojya*, a Muni went to that village quickly. The Seth's wife had already given away all the *Sanghabhakta*. When asked again, the Seth said, "Give the *Sadhu* some from the food made for me." The wife gave the food. While eating, the Muni thought, "This *Sanghabhakta* is delicious." (Even though it was pure food, the Muni became bound by the karma arising from the consumption of *Aadhākarma*.) 90/2-4. For the *Parana* of the monthly fast, the ascetic Muni went to a nearby village. The *Shravika* made *Kheer* for the Muni and thought, "Perhaps the *Kshapak* will come here today." So that the Muni would not have any suspicion, she put a little *Kheer* in the *Shravas* and, after cleaning it with the *Kheer* from outside, explained it to the children. With anger and disrespect, she gave the *Sadhu* *Kheer*, *Ghee*, and *Gud*, etc., as alms. Taking the alms, the *Sadhu* went to a secluded place and began to contemplate, "If some *Sadhu* comes and becomes a *Sanvibhagi*, I will be fulfilled." With a calm mind, he ate that food, even though he was unconscious. Even though he consumed *Aadhākarma* food, he attained *Kevalgyan*. 91. The king had two gardens - *Suryodaya* and *Chandrodaya*. Those who went to those gardens without permission were punished. 91/1-3. (The king announced) "In the morning, I will go to the *Suryodaya* garden with the *Antahpura*, so the *Trinaharak* and *Kasthaharak* should go to the *Chandrodaya* garden." The king thought, "I will go to the *Suryodaya* garden in the morning and come back in the evening.
1. According to the commentator, *Prasūkhabhoji* means *Eshaniya Bhoji* here (Mavri P. 74). 2. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Katha No. 13. 3. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Katha No. 14. 4. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Katha No. 15.