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**The Mahapratyakhyana Prakirnak (114)**
Arhant, Siddha, Sadhu, Shrutagyan and Dharma are auspicious for me.
By taking refuge in them, I abandon sinful actions. (115) Arhant is auspicious for me and Arhant is worthy of my worship. Remembering Arhants, I abandon sinful actions. (116) Siddha is auspicious for me and Siddha is worthy of my worship. Remembering Siddhas, I abandon sinful actions. (117) Acharya is auspicious for me and Acharya is worthy of my worship. Remembering Acharyas, I abandon sinful actions. (118) Upadhyaya is auspicious for me and Upadhyaya is worthy of my worship. Remembering Upadhyayas, I abandon sinful actions. (119) Sadhu is auspicious for me and Sadhu is worthy of my worship. Remembering Sadhus, I abandon sinful actions. (120) Thus, with devotion, taking refuge in any one of these - Siddha, Arhant, and Kevali - a person becomes a devotee in this world.
**(Teaching on Enduring Pain)** (121) When pain arises, what should a Shraman think with his heart?
The Muni takes refuge and only by taking refuge does he endure pain. (122) When pain arises, what should be said to the being (the creature)? It is because of refuge that you have obtained this pain. Therefore, endure it with equanimity. (123) The pains of those existing in the last hell are extremely (painful). Due to being under the influence of carelessness, I have obtained (that state) countless times. (124) These (cruel) actions have been done by me because of being ignorant. In the past, I have also done these actions many times. (125) Due to doing those (cruel) actions, I have obtained those painful consequences. These are the actions of the living being, not of the non-living being. One should think like this.