Guest guest Posted October 21, 1998 Report Share Posted October 21, 1998 Dear Bhagavatas: Presented below is Part 8 on Role of Dietary Regimen in Control of mind Dasoham Anbil Ramaswamy ================================================= PART 8 ON ROLE OF DIETARY REGIMEN IN CONTROL OF MIND D. The following can be taken as exceptions to general prohibitions :- 1. The remnants of food partaken by father, preceptor and eldest brother. 2. The remnants of soma juice tasted through the soma vessel during Somayaga. 3. The remnants of food eaten by wife / husband even if hair, worm, thread, etc., are found in such remnants, these can be thrown away and the remnants eaten. 4. In times of danger to life, even prohibited items can be consumed. 5. During fasting days one can take water, roots, ghee, milk, sacrificial remnants, medicines -- these will not spoil the fast. 6. If it becomes necessary to eat totally prohibited items in order to save life, a bit of ghee or honey could be mixed with them and taken. 7. Even those foods that had become rotten can be taken after mixing with ghee. Even other impurities like hair if noticed therein can be removed and thrown away. 8. Of items that have turned sour, the following can be taken -- curds, butter, fruits that became sour due to contact with water, roots, flowers and pickles made out of these (vide Manu Smriti and Srimad Ramayana). E. Those that can be taken freely without any restrictions: 1. Sugarcane juice 2. Curds 3. Milk (but subject to restrictions listed at H) 4. Ghee 5. Sangam (equivalent not available) 6. Pepper 7. Honey 8. Cardamom 9. Ice 10. Betelnut (subject to restrictions listed at J) 11. Anything fried in fire (Bar-be-que?) 12. Fruits that have ripened on their own 13. Boiled rice | 14. Vadam | 15. Appam | even if they are old provided they have not lost their taste 16. Seedai | 17. Chappathi 18. Milk products 19. Thenkuzhal 20. Murukku 21. Medicines prescribed by doctors 22. Jaggery and flour combined edibles even if old 23. Wheat flour combined edibles | 24. Side dishes, butter milk, ghee, milk, curds mixed with cooked rice 25. Cooked rice put in a vessel with clean water 26. Edibles prepared with curds, milk etc. 27. Juice of flowers, raw vegetables, fruits, Tender Coconut Water. (To Continue) ==================================================== Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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