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Upasargadhyayana Translation - They say that just as relieving and draining the pus from a boil, carbuncle or abscess provides temporary relief, similarly, engaging in sexual relations with women who solicit intimacy brings peace from sorrow. How can there be any fault in this act?
Tika - The purpose of the example given here is to explain the statement made earlier. 'Just as' refers to the manner in which a certain person who has a boil, carbuncle or such lesion on the body, by 'pressing' it, drains out the pus and contaminated blood, and feels relieved for a moment, without incurring any fault, similarly, in the case of 'solicitation by women' (for sexual relations), how can there be any fault in the act of sexual intercourse, like the draining of the 'boil'? For, merely by the alleviation of distress, there would be no fault.
Tika Artha - What has been suggested by those of other faiths in the previous verse, is being explained in this verse. The word 'yatha' (just as) here is to provide an example. Just as a person who has a boil, abscess or such lesion on the body, by pressing it, drains out the pus and contaminated blood, and experiences relief for a moment, without incurring any fault, similarly, in the case of engaging in sexual relations with a young woman who solicits intimacy, how can there be any fault? Merely by the alleviation of one's distress or sorrow through sexual intercourse, there would be no fault.
Jha mandhadae naam, thimiam bhanjati dakam. Evam vinnavanitiisu, doso tattha kao siya? (11) - Just as the sheep named Mandhadana drinks the still water without disturbing it, in the same way, in the case of women who solicit, how can there be any fault there?
Tika - There would be a fault there if there was any harm caused. But since there is no such harm, the example is given - 'Just as' this is the purpose of the example. 'Mandhadana' is the name of a sheep. The word 'nama' here indicates a possibility. The meaning is that just as the sheep Mandhadana drinks the still water without disturbing it, and does not cause any harm to other beings, similarly, in the case of sexual relations with soliciting women, there is no harm caused to anyone, and one's own satisfaction is obtained, therefore, how can there be any fault in this?