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## English Translation:
**356**
Food prepared with the intention of giving it to Nagas, Yakshas, other deities, heretics outside the Jain faith, and the poor is called **auddeshik aahar**. Such food should not be consumed by the Munishwaras. || 80 ||
**Saadhik Dosha:**
When a large amount of food is prepared for oneself, seeing the Munis coming, and then some of it is given to them, this is called **Saadhik** or **Adhyadhi Dosha** by the wise. || 81 ||
**Meaning:** When dal-bhaat (lentils and rice) is being cooked for oneself, or water is being heated, and then seeing the Munis coming, some dal, rice, or water is added to the existing pot for them, this is **Saadhik Dosha**. || 81 ||
**Pooti Dosha:**
Cooking food in a kitchen or vessel with the intention of giving it first to the Sadhus and then to others is called **Pooti Dosha**. || 82 ||
**Meaning:** The five types of **Pooti Dosha** mentioned in this verse are not clearly understood. In other texts, **Pooti Dosha** is described as follows: Food that is meant for consumption but is associated with non-consumption due to mental attachment is considered to be affected by **Pooti Dosha**. It has five types: **Ghani**, **Udukhala** (mortar), **Darvi** (winnowing basket), **Bhajan** (vessel), and **Gandha** (smell). Cooking food in this kitchen with the intention of giving it first to the Munis and then to others is **Ranthani** type of **Pooti Dosha**. Grinding in this mortar and not giving it to the Munis before giving it to others is **Udukhala** type of **Pooti Dosha**. Similarly, **Darvi**, **Bhajan**, and **Gandha** Doshas should be understood. Although the food is meant for consumption, it is associated with non-consumption, hence it is **Dosha**. || 82 ||
**Mishra Dosha:**
Food prepared with the intention of giving it to the Munis, along with heretics and householders, even if it is meant for consumption, is affected by **Mishra Dosha**. || 83 ||
**Kaalaheen Dosha:**
Giving a gift before or after the time it was intended to be given is **Praabhootik Dosha**. || 84 ||
**Meaning:** There are two types of **Praabhootik Dosha**: **Baadar** (gross) and **Sookshma** (subtle). Each of these has two types: **Kaalahaani** (loss of time) and **Kaalavrudhi** (increase of time). Giving a gift before or after the intended time, day, month, or year is **Kaalahaani**.