Agam 26 Prakirnak 03 Maha Pratyakhyan Sutra

SR No.: 001140
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Punyavijay, Suresh Sisodiya, Sagarmal Jain
Publisher: Agam Ahimsa Samta Evam Prakrit Samsthan
Publication Year: 1991
Total Pages: 115
Language: Hindi, Prakrit
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, Ethics, & agam_mahapratyakhyan
File Size: 6 MB

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A
. . महापच्नक्सापहम्णय
[२४]
जं कुणइ भावसल्लं अणुद्धियं उत्तिमढकालम्मि। दुल्लंभबोहियत्तं अणंतसंसारियत्तं च ॥
( महाप्रत्याख्यान, गाथा २८)
[२५]
तो उद्धरंति गारवरहिया मूलं पुणब्भवलयाणं । मिच्छादसणसल्लं मायासल्लं नियाणं च ॥
( महाप्रत्याख्यान, गाथा २९)
[२६]
कयपावो वि मणूसो आलोइय निदिउ गुरुसगासे । होइ अइरेगलहुओ ओहरियभरू व्व भारवहो ।
(महाप्रत्याख्यान, गाथा ३०)
[२७]
सव्व पाणारंभं पच्चक्खामी य अलियवयणं च । सवमदिन्नादाणं अब्बंभ परिग्गहं चेव ॥
( महाप्रत्याख्यान, गाथा ३३)
२८]
रागेण व दोसेण व परिणामण व न दूसियं जंतु। तं खलु पच्चक्खाणं भावविसुद्धं मुणेयव्वं ॥३६॥
( महाप्रत्याख्यान, गाथा ३६ )
[२९]
उड्ढमहे तिरियम्मि य मयाइं बहुयाई बालमरणाई। तो ताई संभरंतो पंडियमरणं मरीहामि ॥
(महाप्रत्याख्यान, गाथा ४१)

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## 18
A
. . **Mahapacchakkasapahmanaya**
[24]
Whoever acts with **bhavasalla** (attachment to worldly existence) without **anudhiya** (reflection) in this **uttimaḍakāla** (precious time), is **dullhambahohiyattam** (hard to attain liberation) and **ananta samsariyattam** (bound to endless cycles of rebirth).
(**Mahapratyakhyana**, Gatha 28)
[25]
They are rescued by the **garavarahita** (free from pride) **mula** (root) of **punabbhavalaya** (merit-making), which is **micchadasanasalla** (attachment to wrong views), **mayasalla** (attachment to illusion), and **niyanam** (control).
(**Mahapratyakhyana**, Gatha 29)
[26]
Even a **kayapavo** (person) who is **aloiya** (ignorant) and **nidiu** (sleeping) in the **gurusaghasa** (company of the wise) becomes **airegalahu** (light) and **oharivabharu** (burdened) like a **bharavahu** (carrier of burdens).
(**Mahapratyakhyana**, Gatha 30)
[27]
I renounce all **paṇārambha** (beginning of life), **aliyavayaṇa** (killing), **savvamadinnādāṇa** (taking what is not given), and **abbambha pariggaha** (acceptance of gifts).
(**Mahapratyakhyana**, Gatha 33)
[28]
No creature is **dusiy** (polluted) by **rage**, **hatred**, or **parinaamaṇa** (change). This is the **pacchakhaṇa** (understanding) that is **bhavasuddha** (pure in essence) and should be **muṇeyavva** (meditated upon).
(**Mahapratyakhyana**, Gatha 36)
[29]
I would rather die a **balamarana** (death of a fool) in the **tiriyammi** (animal realm) than be **mayaim** (deluded) and **bahuyai** (attached to many things). Therefore, I will strive for a **panḍiyamarana** (death of a wise person).
(**Mahapratyakhyana**, Gatha 41)