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## Sixth Study: Renunciation
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6. **Asiktha** - The washing of hands and vessels, etc., soiled with flour, etc., which is strained, so that it does not contain particles of flour, etc.
Pandit Sukhlalji says - If one wishes to observe a **Chauvvihahar** fast from the beginning, then one should say "**Paritthavanniagarenam**". If one has taken **Trividhahar** at the beginning, but wishes to observe a **Chauvvihahar** fast in the evening due to not taking water, then one should not say "**Paritthavanniagarenam**".
8. **Divascharimsutra**
I renounce **Divascharim** (or **Bhavacarim**) and all four types of food - **Asan**, **Pan**, **Khaim**, and **Saim**. I renounce food except for **Anabhoga**, **Sahasagar**, **Mahattaragar**, and **Savvasamahivattiagar**.
**Meaning** - I am taking the vow of **Divascharim** (or **Bhavacarim**), therefore I renounce all four types of food - **Asan**, **Pan**, **Khaim**, and **Saim**. I renounce food except for the four **Agars** - **Anabhoga**, **Sahasagar**, **Mahattaragar**, and **Savvasamahivattiagar**.
**Discussion** - This is the **Charampratyakhyanasutra**. "**Charam**" means "final". It is of two types - the final part of the day and the final part of life (**Bhavam**). Renouncing all four or three types of food from before sunset until sunrise the next day is **Divascharampratyakhyan**.
**Bhavacarimpratyakhyan** means - when a seeker is certain that their life is short, they renounce all four or three types of food for the rest of their life and take **Santhara** to practice **Sanjam**. **Bhavacarimpratyakhyan** is a bright symbol of success in the practice of **Sanjam** throughout life.
If one wishes to renounce **Bhavacarim**, then one should say "**Bhavacarim**" instead of "**Divascharim**". The rest of the text is the same as **Divascharim**.
For a **Muni**, there is a renunciation of **Trividham** with **Trividham** for the night meal. Therefore, they renounce the rest of the day's food through **Divascharim** and remember the renunciation of the night meal as a reminder. The same applies to householders who renounce the night meal. Those who do not renounce the night meal renounce food for the rest of the day and night through **Divascharim**.
9. **Abhigrahasutra**
I renounce **Abhigraha** and all four types of food - **Asan**, **Pan**, **Khaim**, and **Saim**. I renounce food except for **Anabhoga**, **Sahasagar**, **Mahattaragar**, and **Savvasamahivattiagar**.