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## Translation:
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This Sutra contains these special words:
1. **Puppham**, 2. **Kasayam**.
Water whose color, smell, taste, and touch are pleasant is called **Puppham** here. Water whose color, smell, taste, and touch are unpleasant is called **Kasayam** here. Water that is **Puppham** - sweet - should be taken in a separate vessel, and water that is **Kasayam** should be taken in a separate vessel.
Different types of water should be brought in separate vessels and filtered.
First, the **Kasayam** water should be drunk, and then the good water.
If one drinks **Manojnya** water due to attachment to taste and rejects **Amanojnya** water, then **Laghumasik** atonement arises.
**[Nishith Sutra]**
Water that is produced from things like **Ker**, **Karela**, **Methi**, **Besan**, etc., is **Kasayam**.
Milk, etc., and sweet and fragrant substances, their water is **Manojnya**, and pure water and hot water are also **Manojnya**.
A healthy Sadhu should have no aversion to drinking various types of water. If one cannot drink **Kasayam** water, then there is no atonement for rejecting it.
**Atonement for eating **Manojnya** food and rejecting **Amanojnya** food**
**44. Je Bhikkhu Annyaram Bhoyanjayam Padigahitta Subimb Subhi Bhujai, Dubbhi Dubbhi Paritthavei, Paritthavetam Va Saizjai.**
**44. A monk who, having taken various types of food, eats the pleasant and rejects the unpleasant, or approves of the rejection, (incurs Laghumasik atonement).**
**Discussion:**
According to the previous Sutra, in this Sutra also, the word 'Subbhi Dubbhi' is used in the Pragamik style.
In the Churni, 'Subbhi' means 'Subham' and 'Dubbhi' means 'Abham'. In the Bhashya Gatha:
**Vanean Ya Gandhen Ya, Rasena Phasena Jam Tu Uvvetan.**
**Tam Bhoyanam Tu Subbhi, Tavivirayam Bhave Dubbhi.** || 1112 ||
Food that is pleasant in color, smell, taste, and touch should be understood as 'Subbhi', and food that is opposite in color, smell, taste, and touch should be understood as 'Dubbhi'.
1. **Puppham** - Good color, smell, taste - Pleasant - Subimb - Shubham - Bhaddagam - Manushnam.
2. **Kasayam** - Impure - Touch is opposite - Unpleasant - Strong - Dubimb - Bad smell - Ashubham - Description.