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Principleसिद्धांत

Nourishing, destructive and neutral substances

पोषक, विघातक व अनुभय पदार्थ · पोषक

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Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
पोषकविघातकअनुभय
Hindi
पोषक, विघातक व अनुभय पदार्थ
English
Nourishing, destructive and neutral substances

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Definition3

  • Curd, ghee, milk, buttermilk, barley, shāli rice, lentil, jaggery and the like are said not to be a cause of sin and to nourish one's welfare, so they are called nourishing.

    Chapter 19 · p. 412 · v. 24Hindi commentaryTraditional description
  • Poison, honey, wine, meat and the like are said to cause great sin and to ruin life after life, so they are called destructive.

    Chapter 19 · p. 412 · v. 25Hindi commentaryTraditional description
  • Grass, many trees, shrubs and creepers are said to be neither nourishing nor destructive for people, but are regarded in the world as not to be eaten.

    Chapter 19 · p. 412 · v. 25Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Classification1

  • Everything in the world is said to be of three kinds: having a nourishing quality, having a destructive quality, or having neither.

    Chapter 19 · p. 412 · v. 24Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Where else is this mentioned?

Named 12 times on 4 pages. These are automatic name matches, so a few may refer to something else with the same name.

All references

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Quick facts

Content type
Principle
Source pages with records
1
Pages naming it
4
Chapters
Chapter 19
Extraction tasks
T20
Record id
concept_poshaka_vighataka