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Second Uddeshak] Agrapinda Grahan Prayaschitta
32. The monk who regularly consumes the Agrapinda or approves of its consumption. (He incurs a Laghu-masik Prayaschitta.)
Discussion - In the Dashavaikalik A. 3, the misconduct called 'Niyagpinda' has been mentioned. The Prayaschitta for the same has been mentioned in this Sutra. The synonyms of Niyagpinda are: 1. Nitiya Aggrapinda, 2. Niya Aggrapinda, 3. Niyagg Pinda, 4. Niyaggpinda, 5. Niyagpinda.
According to the explanation, Niyagpinda is synonymous with 1. Nimantrapinda, 2. Nikayanapinda, 3. Nityagra pinda, 4. Nitya Aggrapinda. All these mean - 'Food given regularly with an invitation'.
"You should regularly come to my house every day to take alms." The householder who invites the monks in this way, incurs a Laghu-masik Prayaschitta if he takes food from his house. Even if the food is made for his personal use. This is the opinion of the Bhashya and the Churnikar.
The householder who regularly donates the best and delicious food every day, whether he invites or not, incurs the Laghu-masik Prayaschitta mentioned in the Sutra if he takes food from his house.
The Churnikar also interprets Agrapinda as Nitya Nimantrita pinda and explains its many alternatives and the faults arising from it, saying, "Therefore, the pinda should be avoided due to the invitation, etc. because of the fault of Nikayana pinda." The monks who are in the state of Gottya Panag, avoid taking food for a month, they take Niyaggpinda.
The commentator has also clarified that it is not a fault to take food from one house for two or four consecutive days in the absence of invitation and regularity, by avoiding all the faults of research. That is, it is not a misconduct called Niyagpinda. Danapinda Prayaschitta
33. The monk who regularly consumes the pinda or approves of its consumption. 34. The monk who regularly consumes the Avaddhabhag or approves of its consumption. 35. The monk who regularly consumes the Bhag or approves of its consumption. 36. The monk who regularly consumes the Uvaddhabhag or approves of its consumption.