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## Twenty-eighth Food Chapter] (125 become transformed / (due to the desire to eat a particular object according to one's own mind) thereafter, any cold (cold) pudgala, which has attained cold nature, or hot pudgala, which has attained hot nature, by name. O Gautama! In the same way, when those gods eat mentally, their mind, which is based on desire, is quickly satisfied and satiated. Discussion-Proja-Mahari means-the group of pudgalas that are fit for food in the region of origin is called 'Proja'. Those who eat mentally due to desire arising in the mind are called Manobhakhi. Conclusion-All the generous-bodied beings are all Proja-Ahari and Naraka Proja-Ahari, and among the Vaikriya-bodied beings, the gods of all four castes are also Manobhakhi, and also Proja-Ahari. The nature of Manobhakhi gods is such that they, with a special kind of power, desire in their mind the food-worthy pudgalas that are nourishing, pleasant, favorable and palatable for the body, and accordingly they obtain food, and after obtaining it, they experience supreme satisfaction and delight / Narakas do not get such food, because due to the rise of unfavorable inauspicious karmas, they do not have such power. The meaning of the Sutrakritanga-niyukti Gathas-Proja-ahar is done by the body, Roma-ahar is done by the skin (skin) and Prakshepa-ahar is done by swallowing (eating) / / 1 / / All insufficient beings eat Proja-ahar, sufficient beings have Roma-ahar and Prakshepa-ahar (Kavala-ahar) / / 2 / / Ekeindriya beings, Narakas and gods do not have Prakshepa-ahar (Kavala-ahar), the rest of all worldly beings have Kavala-ahar / / 3 // Ekeindriya and Naraka beings and Asura-kumaras etc. are Roma-ahari, the rest of the beings have Roma-ahar and Prakshepa-ahar / / 4 // All kinds of gods are Proja-ahari and Manobhakhi. The rest of the beings are Roma-ahari and Prakshepa-ahari // Twenty-eighth Food Chapter: First Objective Complete // 1. Prajnapan. (Pramayabodhini Tika) Bha. 5, p. 612 2. Ibid, Bha. 5, p. 613 Sarirenaoyaharo Tayay Phaseen Loma-paharo. Pakkhevaharo Kavaliyo Hoi Nayabvo // 171 / / Proyaahara Jiwa Savve Apjattanga Munayamva / Pajjattanga Ya Lome Pakkheve Hoti Bhaiyavva / / 172 / / Egidiyadevaagan Neraiyaan Cha Natthi Pakkhevo. Sesanan Jiwaan Sancaratthan Pakkhevo / / 173 / / Lomaahara Egidiya U Neraiya Suragana Chev / Sesanan Aharo Lome Pakkhevo Chev / / 4 / / Proyaahara Manabhakhinoy Ya Samve Vi Suragana Hoti / Sesaa Havanti Jiwa Lome Pakkhevao Chev // 5 // -Sutrakritanga Su. 2, A. 3 Niyukti