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"Even though I took food on the day of Pindanuyukti, they are still criticizing me." Thinking this way, he left the residence out of anger.
Seeing the anger towards the Acharya, a deva attracted to the Acharya's qualities darkened the residence to teach Datt and caused rain with strong wind. Frightened, he asked the Acharya, "Where should I go?" Then, with a very pure heart, the Acharya said, "Vats! Come inside the residence." Datt said, "I can't see the door because of the darkness." With compassion, the Acharya applied mucus and raised his finger. It ignited like a flame. Then, that wicked-minded Datt thought, "Oh! The Acharya also has fire as a possession." Thinking this way, the deva rebuked him, saying, "Oh, lowly disciple! You think this way about the Acharya who is full of all virtues." Then, the deva told the disciple the true story of obtaining the modak. The disciple's feelings changed. He apologized to the Acharya and criticized him properly. 27. Dooti Dosha: Dhanadatt Katha
Near the vast village was a village called Gokul. There lived a householder named Dhanadatt. His wife's name was Priyamati and his daughter's name was Devaki. In the same village, she was married to a young man named Sundar. His son's name was Balishth and his daughter's name was Revati. His daughter was married to Sangam in Gokul village. At a young age, Priyamati passed away. Dhanadatt also became detached from the world and took initiation, starting to wander with his guru. After some time, while wandering from village to village, Dhanadatt came to his daughter Devaki's village. At that time, there was a feud between the two villages. The residents of the vast village planned to attack Gokul village. Dhanadatt Muni went to Gokul village for alms, when Devaki, who was lying down, said, "You are going to Gokul village. Tell your granddaughter Revati that your mother has sent a message that this village will attack your village with a band of robbers in disguise, so take all your loved ones to a safe place in seclusion." The sage told Revati all this. She told her husband everything. He informed the whole village. The whole village, wearing armor, etc., got ready for war.
The next day, the robbers reached the vast village. The battle began between them. Sundar and Balishth went with the band of robbers. Sangam was in Gokul village. All three of them were killed in the battle. Hearing of the death of her husband, son, and son-in-law, Devaki began to lament. People came to console her. They said, "If the news of the robbers coming to Gokul village had not been given, they would not have been armed and ready for battle, nor would your husband, etc., have died. Which evil spirit sent the news to Gokul village?" People asked this
1. Ga. 199 Vr. P. 125, 126, Uni 107, Avani 778-778/2, Avchu Bha. 2 P. 35, Nibha 4392-94 Chu P. 408,
Pimprati P. 52, 53.