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It is possible that some verses have been included in the original text due to errors by the authors, even though they were originally written in the commentary. Often, variations are seen in different copies of this text. There are many verses that are not present in the printed Marathi book but are found in other copies. Similarly, it is possible that there may be a copy that does not contain these verses. Even if they are present, they are not considered objectionable.
On page 53, verse no. 17: -
Meaning - The meaning of this verse is simply that the body should not be wiped after wearing clothes. Therefore, ordinary people are only advised not to wipe themselves using this method. Or verses no. 17-18-19 seem to be quoted. Or, according to the subject matter, someone may have added them in a haphazard manner or they may have been included in the original text from the commentary. It is possible that this is what happened. Because it has often been seen that the text of the commentary also appears in the original due to errors by the authors. Therefore, whatever the case may be, only the meaning of these verses should be taken. The meaning is simply that after bathing and wearing clothes, the body should not be wiped.
On page 55, verse no. 26:
Blue colored cloth is to be abandoned from afar, i.e. Shravakas should never wear cloth dyed blue. But if women wear blue clothes while sleeping during sexual intercourse, there is no fault.
On page 57, verse no. 57:
After drying the cloth on dry wood, it becomes pure by performing Achaman twice. Therefore, dry the washed clothes in the east or north direction.
On page 72, verses no. 113, 114:
Perform the Panchnamaskaar mantra one hundred and eight, fifty-four or twenty-seven times according to your convenience. By chanting the Panchnamaskaar mantra nine times, taking a break after two and one pada, there are twenty-seven utterances. Meaning - "Arhadvayo Namah Siddhebyo Namah" say these two pada and take a short break, then "Aachaaryebhyo Namah Upaadhyaayebhyo Namah" say these two pada and take a short break, then "Saadhubhyo Namah" say this one pada and take a break. Thus, there are three utterances in one Panchnamaskaar mantra, and twenty-seven utterances in nine Panchnamaskaars. By performing the above-mentioned chanting of the Panchnamaskaar mantra according to this method, all sins are destroyed.
On page 103, verses no. 109-110: Leaving the previous Brahmabhagas, build three kunds in the east-facing Manushbhagas and Devbhagas of the subsequent Brahmabhagas. In the middle of those three kunds, build a square kund that is one aratnipramaan long, as wide and as deep, with three mekhala (cuts) drawn around it.
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