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Other Agam texts (iv) are characterized by knowledge-perception (naan-dasan), while the rest are characterized by external emotions (bahira bhava) and all are characterized by conjunction (sanjog).
(Bhaavpahuud, Gatha 59) [16] The root of conjunction (sanjoy) is the cause of suffering (dukkha) and its continuation. Therefore, the relationship of conjunction (sanjoy) is to be abandoned in all three ways.
(Moolaachaar, Gatha 41) [17] (i) I condemn and despise all that is uncontrolled (assamjam), ignorant (an-naan), wrong (michchatt), and mine (mammatt), both in living beings (jeevesu) and non-living beings (ajeevesu).
(Aaturpratyakhyan, Gatha 31) (i) I condemn and despise all that is uncontrolled (assamjam), ignorant (an-naan), wrong (michchatt), and mine (mammatt), both in living beings (jeevesu) and non-living beings (ajeevesu).
(Moolaachaar, Gatha 51) [18] (i) Those who know the Jinas, who are free from attachment (avaraha), in knowledge-perception (naan-dasan) and conduct (charitra), are all to be praised (aaloe) in all ways.
(Chandravedhyak, Gatha 132) (ii) Those who know the Jinas, who are free from attachment (avaraha), in every place (jesu jesu thaanesu), are all to be praised (aaloe) in all ways.
(Maranvibhakti, Gatha 120) (Aradhana Pataaka (1), Gatha 207)
(Aaturpratyakhyan (2), Gatha 31) (ii) Those who know the Jinas, who are free from attachment (avaraha), in every place (jesu jesu thaanesu), are all to be praised (aaloe) in all ways.
(Nishith Sutra Bhashya, Gatha 3873) [19] The arisen (uppanna) and the not arisen (anuppanna), the illusion (maya) that has enveloped (anumaggato), is to be destroyed (nihantavva). Praising (aaloayan), condemning (nindan), and despising (garahan) do not destroy it (te na poono vi biianti).
(Nishith Sutra Bhashya, Gatha 3864) [20] (i) Just as a child jumps and speaks about what is work (kajj) and what is not work (akajj), so too, one should praise (aaloejja) the illusion (maya) and the delusion (mosam) by understanding it.
(Aaturpratyakhyan, Gatha 33) 1. In those places (tesu tesu thaano) Aaturpratyakhyan. 2. In the world (loe) Aradhana Pataaka.