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## The Ten Aeshana Doshas of Bhikachari
**7. Krodha Pind:** Taking food by intimidating householders with threats of curses or by showing anger due to the influence of knowledge, penance, etc., or by saying that one's worship is done by the king, etc.
**8. Mana Pind:** Taking food with pride by praising one's own achievements, knowledge, influence, etc., or by getting praise from others in a shallow, superficial, or petty way, or by criticizing a particular householder or getting others to do so.
**9. Maya Pind:** Taking food by adopting different disguises or changing one's language for begging.
**10. Lobha Pind:** Wandering around for begging with an excessive desire for delicious food.
**11. Purva-Pashchat-Sansthava Pind:** Taking food by praising the parents of the householder who is offering food before taking it, and praising the mother-in-law, father-in-law, etc., after taking it, or by introducing one's relationship with them.
**12. Vidya Pind:** Using knowledge, mantras, powders, and yoga to obtain alms. Knowledge is that which is achieved through mantras, japa, homa, etc., presided over by female deities. Taking food using such knowledge is Vidya Pind dosha. A group of words presided over by male deities, which are realized by mere pronunciation, is called a mantra. Taking food using mantras is called Mantra Pind.
**13. Mantra Pind:** Taking food using mantras.
**14. Churna Pind:** Taking food by applying a powder that makes one invisible or has other effects, or by giving such a powder to the householder.
**15. Yoga Pind:** Taking food by using yoga, which is a process of creating wonder by applying a paste to one's feet that brings good or bad fortune.
**16. Mulakarma Pind:** Taking food by performing actions like preventing conception, causing conception, childbirth, or protection (kavach).
**Other Aeshana Doshas:**
These doshas apply to both householders and sadhus.
**1. Sankit:** Taking food when there is doubt about the purity of the food.
**2. Prakshit:** Taking food that is mixed with or contaminated by impure substances like blood, alcohol, meat, and fat, which are derived from sentient beings like earth, water, and plants.
**3. Nikshipt:** Taking food that is placed on sentient substances like the six bodies (earth, water, fire, air, ether, and mind).
**4. Pihit:** Taking food that is covered with sentient fruits, flowers, etc.
**5. Sanhrit:** Taking food that has been removed from the serving vessel because it was unusable or impure, or food that has been placed in another vessel after being discarded in sentient earth, etc.
**6. Dayak:** Giving food to a sadhu with the intention of receiving something in return.
**7. Unmishra:** Taking food that is mixed with impure substances.
**8. Aparinat:** Taking food that is not fully cooked or processed.
**9. Lips:** Taking food with the intention of eating it later.
**10. Chardit:** Taking food that has been vomited or regurgitated.