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## Ten Types of Consumption (Pratisevna)
1. **Darp Pratisevna:** Consumption of non-virtuous food with ego.
2. **Pramad Pratisevna:** Consumption of non-virtuous food due to five types of negligence (like sleepiness).
3. **Anabhog Pratisevna:** Consumption of virtuous food unwillingly due to forgetfulness.
4. **Pratur Pratisevna:** Consumption of non-virtuous food during illness.
5. **Apatti Pratisevna:** Consumption of non-virtuous food due to reasons like famine.
6. **Sankit Pratisevna:** Consumption of virtuous food with doubt.
7. **Sahsaakar Pratisevna:** Consumption of virtuous food suddenly or forcefully.
8. **Bhay Pratisevna:** Consumption of non-virtuous food due to fear.
9. **Pravas Pratisevna:** Consumption of non-virtuous food due to hatred.
10. **Vimarsh Pratisevna:** Consumption of virtuous food for testing a disciple.
These types of consumption are broadly classified into two: **Dapika** and **Kalpika**.
**Dapika Pratisevna:** Consumption of non-virtuous food with attachment and aversion. The consumer becomes **viraadhak** (one who hinders spiritual progress).
**Kalpika Pratisevna:** Consumption of virtuous food without attachment and aversion, or consumption that happens due to circumstances. The consumer becomes **araadhak** (one who helps spiritual progress).
## Six Types of Knowledge Transgression (Jnana Atichaar)
1. **Kala Atichaar:** Studying scriptures at an inappropriate time.
2. **Vinaya Atichaar:** Not respecting the teacher's instructions due to pride in one's caste or lineage while studying scriptures.
3. **Bahuman Atichaar:** Not respecting the scriptures and the teacher.
4. **Upadhana Atichaar:** Engaging in activities like scratching or applying ointment while reciting scriptures.
5. **Nihnava Abhidhana Atichaar:** Hiding the teacher's name.
6. **Vyanjana Atichaar:** Pronouncing more or fewer syllables than required.
7. **Artha Atichaar:** Not understanding the meaning of the scriptures in context, or understanding it in a contrary way.
8. **Ubhaya Atichaar:** Pronouncing short vowels as long and long vowels as short, or pronouncing high tones as low and low tones as high.
**Atikram, Vyatikrama, and Atichaar** are three types of transgressions that arise from the influence of the three passions (sanjvalana kshaya). They are purified through various types of atonement, starting from **Aalocana** (self-reflection) and ending with **Tapoham** (intense penance).
**Chhed, Mula, Anvasthapy, and Paranchik** are four types of transgressions that are eligible for atonement. They arise from the influence of the remaining twelve passions (Anantanubandhi 4, Apratyakhyani 4, Pratyakhyani 4).
**Quotes:**
1. "**Gaaha raagaddosaanugaya, tu dappiya kappiya tu tadbhaava. Praaraadhana u kappe, viraadhana hoti dappeṇ**" - Brihadkalpa Sutra 4, Bhashya Matha 4943
2. "**Savve vi aiyaara sanjalanaaṇam udayo honti**" - Abhidhana Kosha, 'Aiyaar' word
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