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554 / Gos. Jivakanda
Gatha 476-477
(Bhushan), Shayan, Asan, Ghar, Yaan and Vahan etc. are called Upbhog. To limit these is called Bhogopabhog Parimaran or Upbhog Paribhog Pariman Vrat.
"The quantity of Mandan, Tambool, Gandh and Pushpa that is used is called the first Shiksha Vrat, Bhoga Virati, in the Upasaka Adhyayan Sutra." || 217 ||
"The quantity of Mahila Vastra Aabhushan that is used according to one's capacity is called the second Shiksha Vrat, Paribhoganivritti." || 218 || [ Vasunandi Shravaka Achar ]
- Mandan means Ubtan etc. bodily adornment, Tambool, Gandh and Pushpa.
The five types of Abhakshya are: Trasghat, Madak, Bahughat, Anishta and Anupsekya. These should be abandoned for life. The related Lok is as follows:
"Those who take refuge in the feet of Jin should abandon Madhu and Mans for the sake of avoiding Sahisa, and abandon Madak substances (Bhang, Tobacco etc.) for the sake of removing Pramad, i.e. the lack of awareness and lack of discernment." || 64 ||
"Alpaphal and Bahu Vighat causing Mulak etc. (Gajar - Shaljam etc.) and Masuk Adrak etc. (Aloo, Saral, Shakarkand, Arabi, Haldi, Jamikand etc., Makkhan, Neem ke Phool, Kelki ke Phool, all these and other similar infinite-bodied things are also to be abandoned." || 85 ||
"Whatever is Anishta, i.e. against nature and harmful to the body, should also be abandoned, and whatever is Anupsekya (like Gomutra, Joothan etc.) should also be abandoned. The Vrat that arises from the deliberate detachment from even the appropriate objects is the Bhogopabhog Pariman Vrat." || 66 || [ Ratnakaranda Shravaka Achar ]
Doubt - The body is a foreign substance, from this point of view, consuming infinite-bodied substances (Saunth, Haldi etc.) after drying them is the cause of violence?
Solution - Although the body is a foreign substance, it is helpful in the path of liberation, because until there is a powerful body that can withstand the Vajarshbhanaraachasanahanan, liberation cannot be attained. This is
1. Sarvarthasiddhi 7.21.