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## Anāgāra Bhāvanā Adhikāra 9
**Verse 825:**
The wise and valiant monks do not desire to eat fruits, tubers, roots, seeds, and other raw materials, knowing them to be inedible.
**Verse 826:**
They accept as alms that which is seedless, cooked, and prepared, knowing it to be edible.
**Verse 826:**
The monks desire to eat food that is seedless and prepared.
**Verse 827:**
Having eaten, the monks, even after receiving alms, perform Pratikrama to remove any remaining faults. They then fast and eat again.
**Verse 827:**
The monks, having eaten a single meal, perform Pratikrama to remove any remaining faults. They then fast and eat again.
**Verse 828:**
Those who have obtained the eye of knowledge, seeing the ultimate truth through the light of knowledge, are steadfast, free from doubt and hesitation, and possess strength and courage.
**Verse 828:**
Those who have obtained the eye of knowledge, seeing the ultimate truth through the light of knowledge, are steadfast, free from doubt and hesitation, and possess strength and courage.