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## Pindaniyukti
The Muni said to the householder's wife, "I will definitely obtain this sevai." The householder's wife said, "If you obtain the sevai, I will believe that you have performed prasravan in my nasikaput." 219/4. "Whose house is this?" Asking this, the Muni went among the council. He asked, "Who is such-and-such a person?" The people said, "What is your purpose with that person? Ask us, he is very miserly, he will not give you anything." 219/5. The Muni said, "If he is not one of the six women-headed men, he will give. I will ask him in the middle of the council." 219/6. When the people asked, the Muni told the names of the six lowest men: 1. Shvetangguli, 2. Bakoddayak, 3. Kinkara, 4. Snayak, 5. Grdhraivaridhi, 6. Hadjna." 219/7. That person said, "You ask, I am not such a person." The Muni said, "I went to your house before, but your wife prohibited it." The husband ordered his wife to climb the male, saying, "You bring down the jaggery from above, I will feed the Brahmanas." The wife climbed the nishreni. 219/8. The householder removed the nishreni from there and gave the Muni sufficient sevai in donation. The wife saw all this. She said in a loud voice, "Don't give him, don't give him." The Muni put his finger in his nose and showed her that I have performed prasravan in your nose. Doing so creates animosity between husband and wife, sometimes even suicide from humiliation, and disrespect for the sermon. 219/9, 10. In the city of Rajagriha, the small disciple of Dharmaruchi Acharya was Muni Ashadhabhuti. Once he entered the house of a royal jester for alms. There he received a very valuable laddu in alms. He thought this would be for the Acharya, again he made the form of a Kane Muni and obtained modak, thinking that this would have to be given to the Upadhyaya. Again he made the form of a Kubja Muni and obtained the third modak and thought that this would have to be given to the Sanghatak-Sadhu. Finally, he made the form of a Kusthi Sadhu and obtained the fourth modak. The jester saw the scene of transformation. He started inviting him daily and giving him sufficient modak in donation.
1. The commentator has explained these six names through brief stories. 2. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, story no. 31. 3. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, story no. 32. 4. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, story no. 33. 5. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, story no. 34. 6. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, story no. 35. 7. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, story no. 36. 8. For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, story no. 37.