Shloka 100
Adhyaya 51 — Yaksha Injunctions: Graha-Children and Female Spirits Causing Domestic and Ritual Disruptions
तेनाविष्टो रतिं सर्वो नैव प्राप्नोति वै पुरे । भुञ्जन् यो गायते मैत्रे गायते हसते च यः ॥
tenāviṣṭo ratiṃ sarvo naiva prāpnoti vai pure | bhuñjan yo gāyate maitre gāyate hasate ca yaḥ ||
அவனால் ஆட்கொள்ளப்பட்ட மனிதன் நகரத்தில் காதல்/காம இன்பத்தில் திருப்தி அடைவதில்லை. ஓ மைத்ரா! உணவு உண்ணும் போது பாடுபவன், மேலும் உண்ணும் போதே பாடி (ஒழுங்கற்ற நேரத்தில்) சிரிப்பவன்…
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FAQs
The text links casual breaches of decorum (especially around food and daily discipline) with broader disharmony, including intimacy. Meals are treated as disciplined acts; frivolity at improper moments indicates a mind lacking restraint.
Ācāra-dharma instruction, not pancalakṣaṇa.
Improper conduct while eating symbolizes prāṇa-disorder: when intake is chaotic, desire and satisfaction become unstable. ‘Possession’ can be read as habitual compulsion that erodes contentment.