Vira Simhavaloka · Chapter 26
छर्दि — कर्मविपाकः
This is the Chhardi karmavipaka chapter of Vira Simhavaloka, on the past-life deed the text links to this trouble. The text links it to knowingly giving a priest food spoiled by hair, insects, crows or dogs, and to breaking another's trust.
Classical view, not medical advice.
The amends are feeding fifty priests, japa and a sesame fire offering.
The English below is our translation from the Sanskrit.
Chhardi (vomiting) - past deeds
अथ छर्दिरोगस्य कर्मविपाकमाह तत्प्रतीकारं च । यो ब्राह्मणाय केशकीटककाकसारमेयाद्युपहतमन्नं जानन्नेव मोहात्प्रयच्छति स छर्दिमान् जायते
Next, the fruit of past deeds for vomiting is told, with its remedy. The text says that one may be born with vomiting. This is one who knowingly gives a priest food spoiled by hair, insects, crows, dogs and the like. He does it out of foolishness.
Chhardi (vomiting) - past deeds
यदुक्तं शातातपीये कर्मविपाके ।श्वकीटकेशकाकादिदूषितं मोहतो नरः ।दत्वा द्विजाय भवति छर्दिमाननन्यजन्मनि ॥
As it is said in Shatatapa's text on karmavipaka (fruit of past deeds): A man may suffer from vomiting in another birth. This is one who gives a priest food spoiled by a dog, insects, hair, crows and the like. He does it out of foolishness.
Chhardi (vomiting) - past deeds
इतिवचनात् । गौतमोक्तमपि । विश्वासघातकी छर्दियुक्तो भवति । तदुपशान्तये पंचाशद्ब्राह्मणभोजनं कारयेत् अन्नदानं च यथाशक्त्याऽऽज्ययुक्तं कुर्यात् । अग्निरस्मिजन्मनेति मंत्रेण व्याधिगुरुलघुभावेन जपं कुर्यात् । तिलहोमं च कुर्यात् । तेनोपशांतिर्भवति ॥
So the saying goes. Gautama also says this: one who breaks another's trust may suffer from vomiting. To bring peace to it, he should have fifty priests fed. He should give food with ghee as he can. He should do japa (repeating a mantra) of the mantra that begins "agnir asmi janmana". He does more or less of it by how heavy or light the illness is. He should also do a sesame homa (fire offering). By this, peace comes.
Unit 26.3 links breaking another's trust to this trouble, and gives the feeding of fifty priests as the rite.