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## MARARMAnnar
**Trivarnikaachar:** This is an obstacle. If someone experiences any kind of affliction, it is called an obstacle. If a five-sensed being passes between the feet of a monk, it is called the obstacle of five-sensed being passing. If a vessel falls from the hand of the server, it is called the obstacle of vessel falling. And so on. || 59 ||
**Uchchar Passavanam Abhojagihpaveshanam Taha Padanam.**
**Uvaveshanam Sadanso Bhumi Samphasa Nivanan.** || 60 || If one experiences a bowel movement or urination, it is called the obstacle of excretion and discharge. If while seeking food, a monk enters the house of a Chandala or similar, it is called the obstacle of entering a non-vegetarian house. If a monk falls due to a mustache or similar, it is called the obstacle of falling. If one experiences a hiccup while eating, it is called the obstacle of hiccup. If while performing Charya, an animal like a dog bites, it is called the obstacle of bite. If after performing Siddhabhakti during a meal, one touches the ground with their hand, it is called the obstacle of touching the ground. If one experiences fatigue or exhaustion, it is called the obstacle of exhaustion. And so on. || 60 ||
**Udara Kiminighgamanam Adattagahanam Pahara Gamadaho Ya.**
**Padena Kinchagahanam Karan Kincha Va Bhumi Do.** || 61 || If a worm comes out of the stomach, it is called the obstacle of worm coming out. If one accepts something without being given, it is called the obstacle of accepting without being given. If one experiences a strike with a sword or similar, it is called the obstacle of strike. If one's house is burning, it is called the obstacle of house burning. If one picks something up with their foot, it is called the obstacle of picking up with the foot. And if one picks something up from the ground with their hand, it is called the obstacle of picking up from the ground. These are the thirty-two obstacles of food mentioned above. || 61 ||
**Chauvaha Mala. Naharomajantuasthikanyakundaypuyaghiramansachamani.**
**Viyafalakandamula Chhinnamala Choudasa Hoti.** || 62 || Hair, skin, flesh without life, bone, husk, rice bran, pus, skin, blood, flesh, seed, fruit, tuber, and root - these are the fourteen impurities connected to the purification of the body. || 62 ||
**Ityevam Milita Sarve Pachchavarinshad Atmaka.**
**Antaraya Munera Ramiya Sarvajeevadaya Vaha.** || 63 || Thus, thirty-two and fourteen combined, there are forty-six obstacles to a monk's food, which inspire compassion for all living beings. || 63 ||
**Antaraya Mata Yesham Na Santi Tapasvina.**
**Jeya Bhrasta Dayatiita Shvabhravasanivasina.** || 64 || Monks who do not follow these obstacles are corrupt, devoid of compassion, and destined for hell. || 64 ||