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## Translation:
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**[Nishith Sutra 3. Abhyangan Sutra's Illustration:** Just as fire becomes intensely blazing when it is sprinkled with ghee, similarly, the Kamagni (desire fire) becomes intensely ignited when the Angadan (genitals) are massaged with oil etc.
**4. Ubtan Sutra's Illustration:** Just as a spear becomes extremely deadly when its edge is sharpened, similarly, the Ubtan (scrub) of the Angadan is extremely deadly for Brahmacharya (celibacy).
**5. Utkshalan Sutra's Illustration:** Just as a lion, when suffering from pain in its eyes, is cleansed by a physician's application of medicine, and then eats the physician himself, similarly, the one who performs "Prakshalan" (cleansing) of the Angadan, his Brahmacharya is broken.
**6. Nishchalan Sutra's Illustration:** Just as anyone who opens the mouth of a sleeping python is eaten by it, similarly, the one who lifts the skin-covering of the Angadan, his Brahmacharya is disturbed.
**7. Jighran Sutra's Illustration:** A king, despite the physician's advice, kept smelling mangoes, and as a result, he died of Ambashti disease. Similarly, the one who "massages the Angadan and smells his hand," his Brahmacharya is destroyed by the Veda-Mohodey (the power of the Vedas).
**"Angadan"** is a word that indicates the genitals. In such contexts, the Agamkar (scriptural author) also uses obscure synonyms, some of which have fixed meanings. Commentators refer to them as "Saamyayiki Sanjna or Saiddhantic Prayog Vishesh" (contextual designation or specific theoretical usage). Nevertheless, these words also convey the relevant meaning. Some words are based on compound derivation, and they clearly refer to the same meaning.
The explanation of this word states that this bodily part is the cause of the production of other body parts. Therefore, it is called Angadan because it is the cause of its origin. The names of Ang (limb), Upang (appendage), and Angopang (sub-appendage) are as follows:
**1. Ang:** Head, Heart, Abdomen, Back, Two Arms, Two Urus (thighs).
**2. Upang:** Ears, Nose, Eyes, Jangh (lower leg), Hands, Feet etc.
**3. Angopang:** Nails, Hair, Moustache, Beard, Fingers, Hastatal (palm), Hastupatal (raised part of the palm).
**Abhangejj, Makkhejj, Nishith Sutra:** These three words are used in the sense of massage with oil etc. - "Abhangejj, Makkhejj, Bhilingejj", all three mean massage.
In a Sutra, where two of these three words are used, the first word indicates "once" and the second word indicates "many times".
The word "Makkhejj" when used with "Abhangejj" indicates "many times", and the same "Makkhejj" when used with "Bhilingejj" indicates "once".