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## Trivarnika Achar
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**Niksipt-dosha:** - "Saccittavaribhir adhi prasicyanam tu diyate. '
Niksiptdosha ityukt sarvathagamavarjitaha. || 111 || Giving food that has been touched by water, earth, or other impurities is considered Niksipt-dosha. Such food is completely prohibited in the Agamas. || 111 ||
**Savit-dosha:** ... Ghritatkraadikan chaiva sravaty evanakam bahu.
Tadanam grihyate'tyartham savito dosha uchyate. || 112 || Consuming very thin, watery food like buttermilk, ghee, etc., that spills easily is considered Savit-dosha. This is because such food cannot be held in the hand and falls to the ground, potentially causing harm to living beings. Therefore, such Savit food should not be consumed by monks. || 112 ||
**Aparinat-dosha:** Triphalaadirajobhishva rasaisch eva rasayanaih. . Grihnatyaparinatam vai dosho'parinataha smrutaha. || 113 || Consuming water that has not undergone a change in its taste, color, or smell due to the addition of powders like Triphala, etc., is considered Aparinat-dosha. Meaning: Water that has been used to wash sesame seeds, rice, or has been heated and cooled, or water used to wash chickpeas or husk, which has not changed its color, smell, or taste, and water that has not changed its color, smell, or taste even after adding powders like Haritaki, etc., is all considered Aparinat. Such water should not be consumed by monks. || 113 ||
**Sadharan-dosha:** Gitanrtyaadikam marge kurvannaaniyach annakam.
Grihe yaddiyate dopah sa sadharanasanjakah. || 114 || Bringing food home while singing, dancing, or engaging in other activities on the way is considered Sadharan-dosha. || 114 ||
**Dayak-dosha:** Rogi napumsakah kushtti uccaar mutraliptakah. Garbhini ritumaty eva stri dadatyannmuttamam. || 115 ||
Ashauchaacharasankeenah sa dopo dayakasyave. - Consuming food offered by a sick person, a eunuch, a leper, someone who has defecated or urinated, a pregnant woman, or a menstruating woman is considered Ashauchaachar-युक्त Dayak-dosha. Food offered by such donors should not be consumed. Additionally, food offered by donors who have given birth, consumed alcohol, cremated a corpse, or are in contact with a dead person should also be avoided.