Caturthabhakta

Published: 19.10.2017
Fasting for one day—A type of Anaśana (fasting); the Pratyākhyāna (1) (formal resolve (vow) of abstinence)) of (abstinence from) taking food, in which fasting is undertaken from the sunset of the first day up to the sunrise of the third day (in all, missing three meals, taking food on the fourth meal). caturtham bhaktam yāvadbhaktam tyajyate yatra taccaturtham, iyam copavāsasya samjnā.

(Bhaga 2.62 Vr)

'cautthabhattiyassa'....ekam pūrvadine dve upa-vāsadine caturtham pāranakādine bhaktam— bhojanam pariharati yatra tapasi tat—caturtha bhaktam, tad yasayāsti sa caturthabhaktivyah.

(Sthā 3.37 Vr Pa 137)

See— - Abhaktārtha.

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Jaina Pāribhāṣika Śabdakośa
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