dus su rung ba

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dus su rung ba

One of "the four medicines." "Food fit for a time" is food eaten between dawn and noon, the appropriate time according to the monastic code. It refers mainly to maṇḍa (scum of boiled rice), odana (boiled rice gruel), kulmāsa (sour gruel), and māṃsapūpā (meat cake). It is medicinal in that it is primarily aimed at combating the "illness" of hunger. An acceptable form of medicine for a monk, as identified in the Four Resources section of the ordination ritual.

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