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## Dharma Study
**Commentary:**
The food, drink, etc. that is arranged for the Sadhu is called **Uddeshik**. The food that is purchased for the Sadhu is called **Krit**. The food that is borrowed from someone else for the Sadhu is called **Pamity**. Here, the "cha" is in the sense of a collection, and the "eva" is in the sense of a concept. The food that the householder brings for the Sadhu is called **Ahat**. If the **Adhakarm** comes into contact with even a particle of impure food, the pure food becomes impure. Such food is called **Pray** or **Purti**. What more can be said? If the food is impure due to any fault, it is **Aneshniya** (inedible) and **Agrahi** (unacceptable). A wise Muni, free from desire, knowing that this is the cause of birth and death in the world, should abandon it.
**Verse 15:**
"Aasuni Makshiragam cha, Gidduvadhayakammagam. Uccholana cha Kakkam cha, Tam Vijjam Parijaneya."
**Translation:**
"The consumption of Aasuni, the desire for beauty, the attachment to pleasing objects like sounds, the act of harming living beings, the careless washing of hands and feet with cold water, and the rubbing of the body with powders, are all causes of worldly increase. Knowing this, the Sadhu should abandon them."
**Commentary:**
The consumption of ghee or other special foods, or the use of Rasayana (rejuvenating substances), which makes a person strong and healthy, is called **Aasuni**. Or, **Aasuni** can also refer to praise, because a person of low character becomes puffed up with pride when they hear praise. The consumption of **Aasuni**, the application of collyrium (eye-paint) for beauty, the indulgence in pleasures like sounds and tastes, the act of harming living beings, the act of causing harm or injury to others, and the careless washing of hands and feet with cold water, and the rubbing of the body with powders, are all causes of bondage. A wise Muni, knowing this, should abandon them.