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**Pindaniyukti**
7. Praduskarana
12. Udbhinna 8. Krita
13. Malaprahrita 9. Apamitya Athava Pramitya 14. Acchhedya 10. Parivartita
15. Anisrusht 11. Abhihrita
16. Adhyavapurka 1. Adhakarma
The first fault of Udgam is Adhakarma. The food etc. produced by killing beings, taking the Sadhu as the basis, is Adhakarma. Navangi Tika-kar Abhaydev Suri, while explaining Adhakarma, has said that to make the sentient object insentient, to build houses etc., and to weave clothes etc., keeping the Sadhu in mind, is Adhakarma. According to the Bhashyakar, it is not only Adhakarma that is produced by killing beings. Even if an insentient object is produced for the Sadhu, it is Adhakarma. In Dasha-shruta-skandha, Adhakarma is considered the fourth Shabala Dosha in the twenty-one Shabala Doshas of food enjoyment. According to Brihatkalpa-bhashya, Adhakarma Dosha is of two types: 1. The one that harms the Mulaguna, 2. The one that harms the Uttaragunas.
German scholar Layman has done a Sanskrit shadow of 'Ahakamma' as per his wish. According to him, producing food according to the wish of the Sadhu is Adhakarma. Based on this concept, Acharya Mahaprajna, in Bhagavati Bhashya, while explaining the word Adhakarma, says that the Muni who eats food as per his wish is devoid of compassion towards the six-bodied beings like Prithvikaaya etc. This implies that the meaning of eating food as per one's wish is that the householder wants to make something for the Muni according to his wish, the Muni gives his consent for it, or the Muni inspires the householder to make food according to his wish.
Among all the faults of Udgam, Adhakarma Dosha is the most cautious. The Niyuktikar says that just as food becomes inedible after vomiting, similarly, Adhakarma food becomes inedible and uneatable for the Muni. Giving a worldly example, the author says that just as sheep, camel milk, garlic, onion, liquor, and beef etc. are considered inedible and unacceptable in the Vedic scriptures, similarly:
1. Pini 62. 2. Bhati Bhag 1 P. 102; Adhyaya - Sadhu-pranidhanena yatsachetan-
machetanam kriyate achetanam va pachyate chiyate va grihaadikam
vyuyate va vastraadikam tadaadhakarma. 3. Bribha 1763.
4. Dashru 2/3. 5. Bribha 1084; Kamme Aadesadurga, Muluttare. 6. Doctrine of Jainap. 2721 7. Bhag Bha. 1 P. 185. 8. Pini 85.