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## Translation:
**113/3.** If the *ādhākarmic* food is removed from the vessel, the food in the vessel is considered *kalpya* (permissible). But if *ādhākarmic* food is given with pure food, it is considered *āhārapūti* (contaminated). The *darvi* (a type of utensil) is not *ādhākarmic*, but if it first stirs the *ādhākarmic* food and then makes a paste of pure food, then that pure food is also considered *āhārapūti*.
**193/4, 114.** To drink *takra* (buttermilk) etc. for oneself, mixing *ādhākarmic* vegetables, salt, asafoetida, mustard, and cumin etc. in it or adding spices is *bhaktpānapūti* (contamination by consumption). If the vessel in which *ādhākarmic* food was cooked is transferred to another vessel and pure food is taken out, cooked, or added to it without being cleaned with the three *kalpas* (purification methods), it is *bhaktpānapūti*. The vessel, *takra* etc. are also contaminated with *pūti* (contamination) due to the smoke that arises when *besan* (gram flour), asafoetida, cumin etc. are put on smokeless embers.
**115.** Pure food that is mixed with the elements of *ādhākarmic* fuel (embers), smoke, smell etc. is *sūkṣmapūti* (subtle contamination). Regarding this *sūkṣmapūti*, the disciple says - "It is good to avoid *sūkṣmapūti*, then why is it not prohibited in the scriptures?" To this, the teacher says:
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**116.** Food mixed with the elements of *ādhākarmic* fuel, smoke, smell etc. is not contaminated. Those who believe in this contamination cannot be completely purified.
**116/1.** (The teacher says) The elements of fuel and fire are subtle. They spread invisibly with smoke, and smoke, vapor, and the smell of food - these touch the entire world. According to this view, the whole world would be contaminated.
**116/2.** The disciple says again - "If *sūkṣmapūti* is impossible, then how will the two types of *bādarapūti* (contamination by contact) and *sūkṣma* (subtle) be established? Therefore, it is proven that food mixed with fuel, smoke etc. is *sūkṣmapūti*."
**116/3.** The teacher says - "Disciple! *Sūkṣmapūti* occurs from these four - fuel, fire particles, smoke, and vapor. It is only a description, it cannot be avoided."
**116/4.** There are two types of actions: - achievable and unachievable. Achievable actions are achieved, unachievable ones are not. A person who tries to achieve an unachievable action suffers and cannot achieve the action either.
**1.** According to the commentator, this is an example of *bādarapūti*.
**2.** The word "etc." should be understood to include vapor etc. (Mava. p. 85).