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## Pinḍaniryukti: An Observation
**Giving food etc. to a person who is parava-krita (influenced by the object of desire) is considered a fault. There are three faults in accepting parava-krita - krita, abhihr̥ta and sthāpita. The author has also mentioned the story of a monk named Devasharma to explain this fault.**
**According to Bhagavati, a muni who considers krita-krita food as flawless, consumes it considering it flawless, and presents it as flawless in the assembly, is a viradhaka if he does not criticize that place.**
**9. Prāmitya (Apamitya) Fault**
**The ninth fault of udgama is prāmitya. Giving food etc. to a sadhu by borrowing from someone is the prāmitya fault. The commentator Malayagiri has given the Sanskrit shade of 'pāmiccha' as apamitya.**
**Chanakya has called the acceptance of grains etc. with the promise of returning them as apamitya. Therefore, the Sanskrit shade of apamitya given by the commentator Malayagiri is also consistent here. In Digambara literature, there is a mention of ṛṇadosha for the prāmitya fault.**
**This is of two types - with increase (with interest) and without increase. The meaning is that when the giver brings rice etc. saying that I will give you more back from this, then it is a fault with increase. When he brings it with the instruction that I will give you this much food later, it is a fault without increase.**
**According to the author, the prāmitya fault is of two types - laukika and lokoत्तर. Laukika prāmitya**
**If a family member like a sister borrows from someone and gives it to the sadhu, then it is the laukika prāmitya fault. To reveal this fault, the author has mentioned the story of Bhagini Sammati, who borrowed oil for her brother sadhu and gave it as a donation. Due to the unlimited debt, she had to accept slavery. Later, the initiated brother explained to the Seth and Bhagini Sammati also took initiation.**
**Lokoत्तर prāmitya**
**Giving each other loans among sadhus is lokoत्तर prāmitya. Lokoत्तर prāmitya is of two types. Firstly, a muni may accept clothes for some time. Secondly, give it on loan in such a way that the same clothes will be returned after so many days. In the first type, if the clothes become dirty, torn, etc.,**
**1. Pinḍi 142, Nibha 4477.**
**2. Pinḍi 142/1, 2, For the expansion of the story, see Pari. 3, Katha No. 18.**
**3. Bhag 5/139 145.**
**4. (a) Piṁpra 44; Samaṇatṭha Ucchindiya, Jaṁ Deyaṁ Dei Tamiha Pāmicchaṁ. (b) Dashahatti P 174; Prāmityaṁ Sādhvārthamucchidy Dānalakṣaṇam.**
**5. Mavṛ P. 35.**
**6. Kau 2/31/15/1, P. 158; Tadeva Pratidānārthamapamityakam.**
**7. Mūlāṭi P. 342.**
**8. Mūlāṭi P. 342; Tatpunardviviḍhaṁ Savṛddhikamāvṛddhikam Cāpi. Bhiksau Caryāyāṁ Praviṣṭe Dātānyadīyaṁ Gṛhaṁ Gatvā Bhaktiyā Bhaktadīkaṁ Yācate Vṛddhiṁ Samiṣya Vṛddhyā Vinā Vā Sāduhetoḥ.**