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## 66
Those who accept **piṇḍanīyukti** (invited food), **krīta** (purchased), **auddeshika** (purposeful) and **āhr̥ta** (obtained) food, approve of the killing of living beings. In the **Praśnavyākaraṇa Sūtra**, **auddeshika** food is described as being full of violence and sin. The author has divided **auddeshika** into two categories: **oḍha** and **vibhāga**.
**Oḍha auddeshika** is when a householder cooks food thinking, "If I don't give anything now, I won't get anything in the next life," and then offers it to other **darśanī** ascetics without any division.
**How to know oḍha auddeshika:**
Generally, an ascetic can understand from the householder's words and actions that it is **oḍha auddeshika**. According to the **niyuktikāra**, here are some points to identify **oḍha auddeshika**:
* The wife tells her husband that the five **bhikṣācara** (begging monks) have already received their alms for the day.
* The housewife draws lines to count the alms or counts them while giving them.
* The housewife tells her husband or the alms-giver to give alms from the designated portion, not from here.
* When an ascetic enters for alms, she says, "Separate this much alms."
* The housewife's movements, opening and closing of utensils, and her words reveal the **muni**'s desire and non-desire for **auddeshika** alms.
In this context, the **niyuktikāra** gives the example of a **govatṣa** (cowherd).
**Vibhāga auddeshika**
Food cooked after dividing it for **śramaṇa** (ascetics), **brāhmaṇa** (priests), etc., is called **vibhāga auddeshika**. According to **piṇḍanīyukti**, after a wedding or other celebration, setting aside a portion of the remaining cooked food for charity is **vibhāga auddeshika**. There are three types of **vibhāga auddeshika**: **uddiṣṭa**, **kr̥ta**, and **karma**.
**Uddiṣṭa** - Setting aside a portion of the food prepared for the householder for the **bhikṣācara** is called **uddiṣṭa auddeshika**.
**Kr̥ta** - Mixing curd and rice from the leftover **śālyodana** (rice cooked with ghee) and offering it in the form of **karamba** (a type of sweet) for alms is called **kr̥ta auddeshika**.