स्वधर्मादनपेतेषु भिक्षा याच्या च योगिना । भैक्षं यवान्नं तक्रं वा पयो यावकमेव वा
svadharmādanapeteṣu bhikṣā yācyā ca yoginā | bhaikṣaṃ yavānnaṃ takraṃ vā payo yāvakameva vā
Le yogin ne doit mendier l’aumône qu’auprès de ceux qui ne se sont pas écartés de leur propre dharma. L’aumône peut être une nourriture d’orge (yava), ou du babeurre (takra), ou du lait, ou bien seulement une bouillie de yāvaka.
Lomaharṣaṇa (Sūta) to the sages (deduced from Māheśvarakhaṇḍa context)
Scene: A calm yogin with begging bowl stands at the threshold of a dhārmic house; the householder offers barley gruel or buttermilk with reverence; the yogin accepts without attachment.
Purity of livelihood matters: the yogin’s sustenance should come from dharmic households and remain simple and restrained.
None; this is a conduct rule (ācāra) for yogic life.
A prescription about bhikṣā: beg only from those established in svadharma, and accept simple foods like barley, buttermilk, milk, or yāvaka.