Sarvadarshanasangraha 16.105
Sarvadarśanasaṅgraha 16.105
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16.105
tan na sthāne/ dagdhasyāvetrabījatvena doṣāṇāṃ viparītakāryakāritvaṃ praty anudāharaṇāt/ na ca bhasmakadoṣadūṣitasya kaukṣeyasyāśuśukṣaṇer bahvannapacanasāmarthyaṃ dṛṣṭam ity eṣṭavyam/ aśitapītādyāhārapariṇatau jāṭharasya jātavedasaḥ śaktatvāt/ tad uktam :
that is out of place; for, since what is burned is no longer a reed seed, it is not an example of defects producing a contrary effect. Nor must it be accepted that the gastric fire vitiated by the defect of morbid hunger is seen to have the capacity to digest an abundance of food; because the digestive fire has the capacity to transform food that is eaten, drunk, and so forth. That has been stated:
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