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214/3. When a visitor or a disease caused by metal poisoning arises, the Muni first performs a purification of the stomach, then alleviates the bile, etc., and then removes the cause of the disease. (This is the third type of treatment.) 215. In the act of treatment, there is a continuous practice of non-restraint yogas because the householder is like a hot iron ball. (He is constantly engaged in the destruction of the six living beings throughout his life, therefore his treatment constantly causes non-restraint yogas). In this case, one should know the example of a weak tiger. If the disease becomes very severe even after treatment, the householder suppresses it, which leads to criticism of the preaching. 216. The city of Hastakalp is an example of the anger-lump, the city of Giripushpit is an example of the pride-lump, the city of Rajagriha is an example of the delusion-lump, and the city of Champanagari is an example of the greed-lump. Ghevar, Sevayi, Modak, and Kesaria Modak - these four items are the causes of the origin of anger, etc., respectively. 217. The food that is obtained through the influence of the Muni's knowledge and penance, through the favor of the royal family, or through the influence of physical strength, is the anger-lump. 218. When a Sadhu becomes angry at not receiving donations while seeing others donate or while begging himself, the householder gives donations thinking that the Muni's anger is not auspicious, that is the anger-lump. Or, the fruit of anger is to curse with death, etc., the donation given with this thought is also the anger-lump. 218/1. When the Muni did not get food in the house of a deceased devotee, he became angry and said, "Give donations next month." (In the second month and the third month also, there was a death feast in that house due to the death of someone.) For the third time, the elder gatekeeper told the householder the whole story. He apologized and gave donations to the Muni. (This is an example of the anger-lump). 219. The Muni who desires a lump due to being encouraged by others, or by becoming proud after hearing words of gain and praise, or by being insulted by others, is the pride-lump. 219/1, 2. In the festival of making Sevayi, this voice arose in the group of Sadhus, "Who will bring Sevayi this morning?" A small Muni said, "I will bring it." The Munis said, "Our purpose will not be fulfilled with Sevayi obtained in insufficient quantity without jaggery and ghee." "I will bring Sevayi as you wish," saying this, the Muni went out to beg. 219/3. When begging, the householder's wife insulted the Muni and refused to give him Sevayi.
1. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Story No. 29. 2. In Mulachar (Ga. 454), there is a difference in the names of the cities related to pride, delusion, and greed. The mention of Vennaatatt related to pride, Varanasi related to delusion, and Rashianagar related to greed is there. In Mulachar, there is no mention of the names of food items. 3. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Story No. 30.