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**Word Meanings:**
* **Mittarso:** Neem and sugarcane juice
* **Sahajowaswaabhavik Tiwa:** Natural juice
* **-Do, Teen, Aur Chaar Bhag Mein Uvaale Jaane Par:** When boiled in two, three, and four parts
* **Ikkmaaganto:** One part remaining
* **Igathaani:** One-place
* **Efasthanik Adi:** One-place, etc.
* **Anuho:** Unfavorable juice
* **Asuhaan:** Unfavorable natures
* **Muho:** Favorable juice
* **Suhaag:** Favorable natures
* **Su Aur:** Good and
**Verse Meaning:**
Neem and sugarcane's natural juice, when boiled in two, three, and four parts, leaving one part remaining, should be known as the unfavorable juice of unfavorable natures, one-place, etc., and the favorable juice of favorable natures.
**Special Meaning:**
The previous verse explained the four types of *anubhag bandh* - one-place, two-place, etc. This verse further clarifies them and also hints at the nature of favorable and unfavorable natures.
Unfavorable natures are compared to neem and their juice to neem juice, while favorable natures are compared to sugarcane and their juice to sugarcane juice. Just as neem juice is naturally bitter and fills the mouth of the drinker with bitterness, so too is the juice of unfavorable natures harmful and painful. And just as sugarcane is naturally sweet and its juice is sweet and joyful, so too is the juice of favorable natures joyful for living beings.
This is generally explained that the natural juice extracted from neem and sugarcane is naturally bitter and sweet. This bitterness and sweetness should be known as one-place juice. The two-place, three-place, and four-place types of this natural one-place juice should be understood as follows...