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________________ Learning 8. An aspirant should always move about fearlessly. Sixty Four Food Regimen 1. One should shun tasty food in excess for they stimulate the passions. A passionate person is always attracted by the sensual desires just as a bird is attracted by a tree laden with ripe fruits. 281 2. As in a dense forest, a fire fanned by strong winds cannot be extinguished, so also the sensual fire ( as it were) of the person who eats food in excessive quantity can never be extinguished. Therefore, excessive food is not beneficial for a celibate. Jain Education International Ni. Bha. 273 Utta. Sü. 32.10 3. The noble aspirants do not consume food for taste or pleasure; they regulate their diet solely for religious pursuits. - Mü. 810 Utta. Sū. 32. 11 4. Excessively spicy and flavoured food is an instant poison for an aspirant who seeks enlightenment. 5. Tasty and flavoured food excite sensuality. For Private & Personal Use Only Utta. Sū. 16.12.13 -- Utta. Sū. 16.7 www.jainelibrary.org
SR No.001668
Book TitlePearls of Jaina Wisdom
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorDulichand Jain
PublisherParshwanath Vidyapith
Publication Year1997
Total Pages368
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English, Principle, & Religion
File Size16 MB
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