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Other Agama texts [1] I offer obeisance to the Jina, the Lord of the Universe, the great one, the increasing one. I offer obeisance to all the Jinas, the leaders of the congregations, and all the Tirthankaras. ||
_(Moolachar, Gatha 108)' [2] (i) I offer obeisance to the Siddhas, the Arhats, who are free from all suffering. I offer obeisance to the Jina's teachings, which are like a blazing fire. ||
(Aturpratyakhyan, Gatha 17) (ii) I offer obeisance to the Siddhas, the Arhats, who are free from all suffering. I offer obeisance to the Jina's teachings, which are like a blazing fire. ||
(Moolachar, Gatha 37) [3] (i) Whatever wrong I have done, I repent for it in all three ways. I offer atonement in all three ways, completely free from attachment. ||
(Niyamsar, Gatha 103) (ii) Whatever wrong I have done, I repent for it in all three ways. I offer atonement in all three ways, completely free from attachment. ||
(Moolachar, Gatha 39) [4] I repent for all three ways, with my body, speech, and mind, for all the wrong I have done, both internally and externally. ||
(Moolachar, Gatha 40) [5] (i) I repent for attachment, hatred, and delusion, for arrogance, lowliness, fear, sorrow, and anger. ||
(Aturpratyakhyan, Gatha 23) (ii) I repent for attachment, hatred, and delusion, for arrogance, lowliness, fear, sorrow, and anger. ||
(Moolachar, Gatha 44) [6] (i) Whatever I have spoken out of anger, hatred, or delusion, I forgive it in all three ways. ||
(Aturpratyakhyan, Gatha 35) (ii) Whatever I have spoken out of anger, hatred, or delusion, I forgive it in all three ways. ||
(Moolachar, Gatha 58) 1. Although the words are not the same, the meaning is the same.