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## 188
**Pindaniyukti**
The first three options in each of the four categories are not permissible, while the fourth option is permissible. 257. Just as in the case of *nikshipta dvara* (verse 251/1), the options are described as *saccitta*, *acitta*, and *misra* based on their combination, so too should it be understood in the case of *pihita*. Only the third *bhang* of the second and third *chaturbhangi* has diversity. 258, 259. An object heated by embers is *anantar pihita*. An object heated by embers, *shrava* (liquor) etc. is *parampar pihita*. In the case of an object heated by embers etc., the air that is *atirohita* (completely covered) is *anantar pihita*, and if that air is covered by *drti* (vision) etc. filled with air, then it is *parampar pihita*. In the case of plants, the fruit etc. that is *atirohita* is *anantar pihita*, and the fruit covered by *chhabak*, *pitharak* etc. filled with fruits is *parampar pihita*. Similarly, in the case of the *trasakaya*, the object that is covered by *kachhap*, *kitika-pancti* etc. is *anantar pihita*, and the object covered by *kachhap*, *kitika* etc. that is contained in *pitharak* etc. is *parampar pihita*. 259/1. The *chaturbhangi* of *pihita* with respect to *acitta* objects is as follows:
* Heavy object covered by a heavy object.
* Heavy object covered by a light object.
* Light object covered by a heavy object.
* Light object covered by a light object.
In these, the first and third options are not permissible, while the second and fourth options are permissible. 260. There are three types of *sanhata*: *saccitta*, *acitta*, and *misra*. There are three *chaturbhangi* of *sanhrta*. The first three *bhang* in each category are prohibited, while the last *bhang* is permissible. 261. Just as in the case of *nikshipta dvara*, there are combinations of *saccitta*, *acitta*, and *misra* terms, so too should it be understood in the case of *sanhrta dvara*. Only the third *bhang* of the second and third *chaturbhangi* has diversity in the method of *margana*. 262. If the object given by the donor contains *adeya* (unacceptable) food etc., then it is a *sanhrta* fault to give the food etc. after removing the unacceptable food etc. and placing it on the ground or elsewhere. 263, 263/1. The *saccitta* object located in the container is *sanharana-chhardana* (collection-vomiting) on all six *kaya* (bodies) including earth etc.
1. For details, see *Mavri P. 156*. 2. While explaining this verse, the commentator says that in the case of a heavy object, if the object falls from the hand while lifting it, there is a possibility of injury to the feet etc. or a broken limb. In the second *bhang*, the object to be given is heavy, but it is not necessary to lift it and give it, it can also be given from a bowl etc., therefore, it is permissible to accept alms in the second option (Mavri P. 155). 3. Mavri P. 156; The word 'tu' at the end of the verse indicates that the author intends to prohibit the acceptance of food in all four *bhang* of the first *chaturbhangi*. 4. For details, see the commentary on verse 256 and Mavri P. 156.