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## Trivarnika Achar 1..
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If someone is stopped in the middle of giving food, then that food should not be given to the monks. Even if someone gives it despite being prohibited, that food is considered to be associated with the great sin of "Nishedha" (prohibition).
**Meaning:** There are six types of prohibited food: Vyaktashwar, Avyaktashwar, Vyakt-Avyaktashwar, Vyakt-Anishwar, Avyakt-Anishwar, and Vyakt-Avyakt-Anishwar. If someone is stopped in the middle of giving food, which falls under any of these categories, then that food is associated with the sin of "Nishedha". Such food should not be taken by the Munishwars, because it is considered to have defects like opposition, etc. || 91-92 ||
**Abhihit Dosha (Defect of Being Mentioned):**
> From which house, other than the houses in the row, or from the eighth house onwards in the row of houses, the food is brought and received, that food is considered to be associated with the Abhihit Dosha. || 93 ||
**Meaning:** When taking food, if another person brings food from their house and offers it with devotion, then the monk can take the food that comes from the house where they are taking food, or from the houses in the row, up to three or seven houses. There is no fault in this. But, food brought from the eighth house onwards, or from any house outside the row of three or seven houses, is associated with the Abhihit Dosha. Such food should not be taken by the monks. || 93 ||
**Udbhinna Dosha (Defect of Extraction):**
> If the mouth of a vessel is sealed with mud, lac, etc., and ghee, jaggery, sugar, etc., are extracted from it after removing the mud, lac, etc., then it is considered to be the Udbhinna Dosha. || 94 ||
**Aachchhadya Dosha (Defect of Concealment):**
> Seeing the restrained ones, if someone gives food out of fear of the king, thief, etc., then that is called the Aachchhadya Dosha. || 95 ||
**Meaning:** Seeing the restrained ones, if a king or someone like a king, or a thief, etc., threatens a householder, saying, "Give food to these monks who have come, otherwise we will take away your wealth, or loot you, or drive you out of the city," and then the householder gives food out of fear, then this is called the Aachchhadya Dosha. || 95 ||
**Malarohaṇa Dosha (Defect of Climbing):**
> If food is taken from a second house, after climbing up from a lower house, etc., then it is considered to be the Malarohaṇa Dosha. || 96 ||
**Note:** There is another version of the 9th verse:
> Hearing the fear of the king, etc., the monks remain silent. Whatever is given to them secretly, is called the Aachchhadya Dosha. ||