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## 80. Pindiya-niyukti
**Nishith Swagram Abhyahrit**
The village where the sadhus reside is called Swagram, and the rest are called Paragram. The Niyuktikar explains Nishith Swagram Abhyahrit by saying that a Shravika goes to the Upashray with food to donate. So that the Muni does not have any apprehension, she tells the Muni in front of him, "Bhagavan! I received this sweet while going to such and such house, or I got this material in such and such Jimanwar. I have come to pay my respects to the Sadhus naturally," and then she pays her respects to the Muni, gives the alms, and returns.
Or, she hides her original thoughts in front of the Muni and says, "I brought this sweet from home to give to my family members, but they didn't take it," or she deceitfully says in a loud voice in the house of the Shayataris, "Take this Prahenak." The Shayataris deceitfully refuse. When there is an artificial quarrel between the two, the Muni gives her the Prahenak as alms. This is Nishith Swagram Abhyahrit.
**No-Nishith Swagram Abhyahrit**
The Granthakar has mentioned many reasons for No-Nishith Swagram Abhyahrit:
* The Muni went for alms, but the alms-giver was not at home or was sleeping.
* It was not the time for alms.
* Food prepared for specific individuals was not given first.
* After the alms-seeking Sadhu left, festival sweets arrived from another house.
Due to all these reasons, the Shravika later goes to the Sadhu's Upashray with alms from her home. This is No-Nishith Swagram Abhyahrit.
**Nishith Paragram Abhyahrit**
The Niyuktikar has explained Nishith Paragram Abhyahrit in detail through a story. After the marriage of Seth Dhanavah, many Modaks were left over. He thought that if he gave alms to the Sadhus, it would be beneficial. The Sadhus could not come from the nearby village yet because there was a river in between. Therefore, it would be good if he went to the nearby village to give alms to the Sadhus. There, the Shravak, thinking that the Sadhus would not accept these Modaks due to the fear of Adhakarma, thought that he should first give alms to the Brahmanas. He sat in the middle of the Uccar-Sthandila land of the Sadhus and Sadhvis. Then, upon request, the Muni accepted the Modaks.