Agam 28 Mool 01 Aavashyak Sutra Sthanakvasi

SR No.: 002489
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Amarmuni
Publisher: Padma Prakashan
Publication Year: 2012
Total Pages: 358
Language: Hindi, Prakrit, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_Devnagari & agam_aavashyak
File Size: 15 MB

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causes pain in the body, there are three major faults that disturb the mind. They are (1) deceit (2) desire of particular award (3) wrong vision. In scriptural language, they are called shalya. Maya means deceit, Nidan means to have a desire of worldly award in lieu of any religious practice. Wrong vision mean wrong perception or wrong faith. To believe what is in fact true as false or to believe what is false as true. All the said three thorns disturb the soul. They do not allow it to remain in peace.
Repentance for pride: Gaurav means pride. A human being feels elated with pride. So it is called gaurav. Pride is of three types (1) Pride for wealth (2) Pride for beauty (3) Pride for comforts. Pride for wealth is to become proud of one's riches success, fame, post and the like. To feel elated when one gets juicy things such as milk, curd, ghee is called pride for taste or comfort. Such persons never remain in peace. To feel happy when one enjoys good health, comforts and dresses of his liking is called pride worldly enjoyments.
As a result of such pride the person remains drowned in worldly ocean. One who wants to cross the worldly ocean, removes through repentance the faults created by such pride.
Repentance for disobedience: To practice properly right knowledge and the like is proper practice. Disobedience is the antonymn of proper practice. It means not to practice properly the three jewels namely right faith, right knowledge and right conduct. To be indifferent towards, them is called disobedience (viradhana). It is of three types (1) Indifference towards right knowledge, (2) Indifference towards right perception, (3) Indifference towards right conduct. Sometime even practicing directly one commits some fault. In order to purify the self, he performs repentance.
Repentance of Passions: 'Kash' means world. 'Aya' means income. So passion (Kashaya) is that act which increases worldly wanderings. Passion is of four forms— (1) anger, (2) ego, (3) deceit and (4) greed. The said four are enemies of the soul. They wipe out the virtues of the self in the same manner as thief steals the wealth of a non-vigilant rich person. The practitioner remains vigilant towards safety of good qualities in the soul. So he daily repents for any deviation concerning passions.
Repentance for desires (SANJYA): A sensual desire is called sanjya. Such desires are four-(1) Desire for food, (2) Feeling of fear, (3) Desire for sex, (4) Desire for attachment to collections. The primary need in life is that of food. It is present in every living being. Deep attachment for food, consumption without any restraint and to consume prohibited food fall in the category of disturbed food. It is
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