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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अन्य आगम ग्रन्य
[३८] कोहो माणो माया लोभे पिज्जे तहेव दोसे य । मिच्छत्त वेअ अरइ रइ हास सोगे य दुग्गंछा ॥
(उत्तराध्ययननियुक्ति, गाथा २४०) [३९] (i) किण्हा नीला काऊ तिन्नि वि एयाओ अहम्मलेसाओ । एयाहि तिहि वि जीवो दुरमई उववज्जई बहुसो ।।
(उत्तराध्ययनसूत्र, गाथा ३४/५६) (ii) किण्हा नीला काओ लेस्साओ तिण्णि अप्पसत्थाओ। पजहइ विरायकरणो संवेगंणुत्तरं पत्तो ॥
(भगवती आराधना, गाथा १९०२) [४०] (1) तेऊ पम्हा सुक्का तिन्नि वि एयाओ धम्मलेसाओ। एयाहि तिन्नि वि जीवो सुग्गइं उववज्जई बहुसो॥
(उत्तराध्ययनसूत्र, गाथा ३४/५७) (ii) तेओ पम्हा सुक्का लेस्साओ तिणि वि दु पसत्थाओ। पडिवज्जेइ य कमसो संवेगंणुत्तरं पत्तो ॥
(भगवती आराधना, गाथा १९०३) [४१] जइ ताव साक्याकुलगिरिकंदर-विसमकडग-दुग्गेसु । साहिति उत्तमठे धिइधणियसहायगा धीरा ॥
(आराधनापताका, गाथा ८९) [४२] (i) किं पुण अणगारसहायगेण अन्नोन्नसंगहबलेण । परलोइए न सक्का साहेउं अप्पणो अलैं? ॥
(आराधनापताका, गाथा ९०) (i) किं पुण अणगारसहायएण अण्णोण्णसंगहबलेण । परलोइयं ण सक्कइ, साहेउं उत्तिमो अट्ठो ॥
(निशीथसूत्र भाष्य, गाथा ३९१३) (ii) किं पुण अणयारसहायगेण कीरयंत पडिकम्मो । संघे ओलग्गंते आराधेदु ण सक्केज्ज ।
(भगवती आराधना, गाथा १५५४) [४३] (i) जिगवयणमप्पमेयं महुरं कन्नामयं सुणितेणं । सक्का हु साहुमज्झे संसारमहोयहि तरिउ ।।
(आराधनापताका, गाथा ९१)
आन
१. यहाँ आंशिक रूप से शाब्दिक भिन्नता है ।

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