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## Translation:
**Translation**
The sixteen bhangas are obtained as follows when the pairs are multiplied by the short-long (pure and impure) pairs alternately (from the perspective of the knower) from the left:
- By multiplying the first two pairs by two, we get four.
- By multiplying four by the third pair (i.e., two), we get eight.
- By multiplying eight by the fourth pair (i.e., two), we get sixteen.
**254.** Consuming extremely hot food leads to two types of **viraadhana** (contradiction): **aatmaviraadhana** (self-contradiction) and **paraviraadhana** (contradiction towards others).
- If the **paatra** (vessel) containing **iksuras** (sugarcane juice) etc. is vomited out, it leads to the loss of the substance and the vessel may fall from the hands of the **sadhu** (saint) or **grihastha** (householder) and break.
(Now the statement about **anantar** (immediately deposited) and **parampar** (consecutively deposited) after **vaayukaaya** (air body) is given.)
- **Parpattika** (husk of grain) deposited by air is **anantar** and the object deposited on the **vasti** (bladder) is **parampar**.
**255.** **Harit** (green) etc. deposited on **harit** etc. is **anantar** and **malpuwa** (sweet dish) etc. deposited in **pitharak** (a type of vessel) etc. kept on **harit** etc. is **parampar**.
- **Malpuwa** etc. kept on the back of a **bail** (ox) etc. is **anantar** and the same **malpuwa** etc. loaded on the back of the **bail** after being filled in **kutup** (a type of vessel) etc. is **parampar**.
**256.** There are three types of **pihit** (hidden): **sachitt** (conscious), **achitt** (unconscious), and **mishra** (mixed). These have three **chaturbhangis** (fourfold divisions). The second and third...
1. In modern mathematics, this formula can be presented as 4^2 = 16.
2. Due to consuming extremely hot substances, the hot vessel may slip from the hand, burning the muni's hands and feet. This is **aatmaviraadhana**. If the hot vessel slips from the hand of the giver, burning him, it is **paraviraadhana** (Mavri P. 154).
3. The first **chaturbhangi** arises from the combination of **sachitt** and **mishra** substances. The second arises from the combination of **sachitt** and **achitt**, and the third **chaturbhangi** arises from the combination of **mishra** and **achitt** substances. These **chaturbhangis** will be formed as follows:
- **Sachitt** from **pihit** **sachitt** **deya vastu** (object to be given).
- **Mishra** from **pihit** **sachitt** **deya vastu**.
- **Sachitt** from **pihit** **mishra** **deya vastu**.
- **Mishra** from **pihit** **mishra** **deya vastu**.
**Second Chaturbhangi**
- **Sachitt** from **pihit** **sachitt** **deya vastu**.
- **Achitt** from **pihit** **sachitt** **deya vastu**.
- **Sachitt** from **pihit** **achitt** **deya vastu**.
- **Achitt** from **pihit** **achitt** **deya vastu**.
**Third Chaturbhangi**
- **Mishra** from **pihit** **mishra** **deya vastu**.
- **Mishra** from **pihit** **achitt** **deya vastu**.
- **Achitt** from **pihit** **mishra** **deya vastu**.
- **Achitt** from **pihit** **achitt** **deya vastu**.
In the first **chaturbhangi**, it is not conceivable to consume food in all the **bhangas**. In the second and third **chaturbhangis**, it is not conceivable in the first three **bhangas**, but it is permissible in the last **bhangas** (Mavri P. 154).