Information on sesame (tila)
Robin Kornman
rkornman at CSD.UWM.EDU
Fri Jan 1 08:00:02 UTC 1999
Thre is a famous "doha" by Tilopa on the pounding of sesame oil as an
analogy for the spiritual path. You can find it in _The Rain of
Wisdom_ (Shambhala Pub.)
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<excerpt><bigger><bigger>I would be grateful to receive information
about the use of sesame in old indian food habits (sanskrit or pali
quotations etc.).
Thanks!!
S.Sani
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Prof. Saverio Sani
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</color>Sesame oil (taila) is mentioned among the "superior foods"
(praNItabhojana) in the bhikSu-prAtimokSasUtra of the SarvAstivAdins
and its pAli parallel, rule pAtayantikA 40 (= pAcittiya 39). It may be
used as a medicine for sick monks: NiHsargikA pAtayantikA 30 (=
nissaggiya pAcittiya 23).
Best regards,
G.v.Simson
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Robin Kornman
Fellow, National Endownment for the Humanities
Associate, Joint Center for International Studies
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
414-967-0311
fax 414-967-0064
rkornman at csd.uwm.edu
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