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## Pindaniyukti
193. The sixteen faults of origin should be known to arise from the householder, and the faults of production should be known to arise from the ascetic. 194. There are four types of production: name, establishment, substance, and emotion. There are three types of substance-production and sixteen types of emotion-production. 194/1. The production of a son, horse, and tree-vine, etc., by means of a hairy man, horse, or seed, respectively, in an auspicious manner, is conscious substance-production. 194/2. The production of (ornaments, etc.) according to desire from sufficient metals like gold, silver, etc., is unconscious substance-production. Making a slave, maidservant, etc., one's own by giving them wages, etc., is mixed substance-production. 194/3. There are two types of emotion-production: praiseworthy emotion-production and non-praiseworthy emotion-production. The production of nursing, etc., accompanied by anger, etc., is non-praiseworthy emotion-production, and the production of knowledge, etc., is praiseworthy emotion-production.
10. Greed
195, 196. The sixteen faults of production are: 1. Nurse 2. Messenger 3. Cause 4. Livelihood 5. Forest-dweller 6. Physician 7. Anger 8. Pride 9. Illusion 10. Greed 11. Previous praise, subsequent praise 12. Knowledge 13. Mantra 14. Powder 15. Yoga 16. Root-karma 197. There are five types of nurses: 1. Milk-nurse - one who breastfeeds. 2. Bathing-nurse - one who bathes. 3. Adorning-nurse - one who adorns the child.
1. The nurse, messenger, etc., are sixteen types of emotion-production, see the translation of Ga. 195, 196. 2. If a person does not have a son by any means, then by making a vow to a deity, in an auspicious manner, in the menstrual period, by having intercourse with a hairy man, the production of a son, etc., is conscious substance-production. Similarly, by paying rent, having intercourse between another person's horse and one's own mare, producing a horse, etc., and by sowing seeds and watering them, producing trees, etc., is conscious substance-production (Ma. Pa. 120).