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## Pind Nirukti
(The wife said to her husband, who was asking the reason) - "The Naimittika had already told you about your arrival." The husband, angered, asked the Naimittika - "What is in this mare's belly?"
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## 206. There are five types of Ajiivana - Jaati, Kul, Gan, Karma and Shilp. Each has two types - Sucha, meaning to say with specific words, or Asucha, meaning to say with clear words.
## 207. There is a specific description regarding Jaati and Kul. The group of Mall etc. is called Gan, and agriculture etc. is called Karma. Shilp is weaving, sewing etc. Karma that produces displeasure and Shilp that produces pleasure is called so.
## 207/1. Seeing a Brahmin son performing Homa etc. rituals correctly, the Muni knows that this is a Brahmin son, or that he has stayed in a Gurukul, or (the Muni tells his father that your son) indicates the qualities of an Acharya.
## 207/2. (The Muni says to the Brahmin father to reveal his Jaati) - Your son has performed Homa etc. rituals correctly or incorrectly. There are three forms of incorrect action - less, more and opposite. These are the components of correct action - Samidha - wood for the Yajna, Mantra, Ahuti, Sthan, Yag - Yajna, Kaal, Ghosh etc. (Hearing this, the Brahmin knows that the Muni is also of the Brahmin Jaati, this is Upjeevana from Jaati.)
## 207/3. Like Jaati, one should know about the Upjeevana of Ugrakul etc. In Gan, there is knowledge of Mandal - entry etc. In entering the war, there is Devkul Darshan, for the call of the Prati-Mall, the same language is used, for the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Katha San. 28, there are two verses of the Bhashya in the explanation of this story (Pibha 33, 34). 2. Mavri P. 129; Matuh Samuttha Jaati - Jaati born from the mother's side is called so.
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## 3. Mavri P. 129; Pitrusamuttham Kul - Kul born from the father's side is called so.
## 4, 5. Agriculture etc. is called Karma, and weaving, sewing etc. is called Shilp, or Karma that produces displeasure, aversion, and Shilp that produces pleasure, i.e. attracts the mind, is called so. The commentator Malayagiri, presenting an alternative view, said that Karma taught by an Anaacharya and Shilp taught by an Acharya is called so (Mavri P. 129, Nibha 4412, Chu P. 412).
## The commentator, explaining this verse, says that through these indications, the Muni reveals his Jaati, that he is a Brahmin (Mavri P. 129).
## Seeing the Muni's son, who has entered the Ugrakul, appointed to the duty of a guard, he says that it seems your son is skilled in the deployment of the infantry. Hearing this, the father knows that this Sadhu is born in the Ugra Kul. This is the revelation of one's own Kul through Sucha. When he reveals his Kul in clear words, that I am of the Ugra or Bhog Kul, then this is the revelation of Kul through Asucha (Mavri P. 129).
## 6. Mavri P. 129; Ihakarvalake Pravishtaasyekasya Mallasyallbhyam Bhukhandam Tanmandalam - Mandal - the land that is available for one Mall is called Mandal.
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## 9. Mavri P. 130; Devkuldarshanam Yuddhapraveshe Chamundapratimpranamanam - While departing for war, the image of Chamundaa Devi is worshipped.