Agam 25 Prakirnak 02 Atur Pratyakhyan Sutra

SR No.: 002562
Original Sutra Author: Veerbhadra Gani
Author: Kirtiyashsuri
Publisher: Sanmarg Prakashan
Publication Year: 2010
Total Pages: 400
Language: Prakrit, Sanskrit, Gujarati
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, F000, & F020
File Size: 11 MB

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खण्डः-२ दृष्टान्तसमुच्चय:
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५. मानध्याने श्रीत्रिषष्टिशलाकापुरुषचरित्रान्तर्गतश्रीविश्वभूतिकथाश्लोकानि । ब्रह्मलोकात्परिच्युत्य स बभ्राम बहून् भवान् । भवो ह्यनन्तीभवति स्वकर्मपरिणामतः ।।१।। इतश्चाभूद्राजगृहे विश्वनन्दी महीपतिः । पत्न्यां प्रियंगौ विशाखनन्दी तस्याभवत्सुतः ।।२।। विशाखभूतियुवराड् राज्ञस्तस्यानुजोऽभवत् । युवराजस्य तस्याभूद्धारिणी नामतः प्रिया ।।३।। मरीचिजीवः प्राग्जन्मोपार्जितैः शुभकर्मभिः । विशाखभूतेर्धारिण्यां विश्वभूतिः सुतोऽभवत् ।।४।। उद्यौवनो विश्वभूतिर्वने पुष्पकरण्डके । रेमे सान्तः पुरो देवकुमार इव नन्दने ।।५।। विशाखनन्दी क्रीडेच्छू राट्पुत्रोऽस्थात्तु तद्बहिः । पुष्पाद्यर्थं गता दास्यो ददृशुस्तौ तथास्थितौ ।।६।। ताभ्यो ज्ञात्वा प्रियंगुस्तत् कोपौकः कुपिता ययौ । तदीप्सितार्थं राजापि यात्राभेरीमवादयत् ।।७।। उद्वृत्तः पुरुषसिंहः सामन्तस्तज्जयाय तत् । यास्यामीति सभामध्ये मायया चावदन्नुपः ।।८।। तच्च श्रुत्वा विश्वभूतिजुरेत्य वनात्ततः । भक्त्या निवार्य राजानं प्रयाणमकरोत् स्वयम् ।।९।। गतश्च पुरुषसिंहं दृष्ट्वाऽऽजावर्तिनं पुनः । ववले तत्र च ययौ वने पुष्पकरण्डके ।।१०।। विशाखनन्दी मध्येऽस्तीत्युक्तो द्वाःस्थेन तत्र सः । अचिन्तयन्माययाऽहं कृष्टः पुष्पकरण्डकात् ।।११।। क्रुद्धः कपित्थं मुष्ट्याहंस्तत्फलैः पतितैर्भुवम् । छादितां दर्शयन् सोऽथ जगाद द्वारपालकम् ।।१२।। पातयामि शिरांस्येवं सर्वेषां भवतां पुनः । ज्यायसी ज्यायसि ताते न चेद्भक्तिर्भवेन्मम ।।१३।। भोगैरीदृग्वञ्चनाद्यैर्ममालमिति स ब्रुवन् । संभूतिमुनिपादान्ते गत्वा व्रतमुपाददे ।।१४।। तं च प्रव्रजितं श्रुत्वा राजा सावरजोऽप्यगात् । नत्वा च क्षमयित्वा च राज्यायार्थयते स्म च ।।१५।। विश्वभूतिमनिच्छन्तं ज्ञात्वा भूपोऽगमद् गृहम् । ततो व्यहार्षीदन्यत्र स पुनर्गुरुणा सह ।।१६।। स गुर्वनुज्ञयैकाकिविहारेण तपः कृशः । विहरत्नेकदागच्छन्नगरी मथुराभिधाम् ।।१७।। तदा विशाखनन्द्यागादुद्वो तनृपात्मजाम् । विश्वभूतिश्च मासान्ते पारणायाविशत्पुरीम् ।।१८।। विशाखनन्दिनः सोऽथ शिबिराभ्यर्णमागतः । विश्वभूतिः कुमारोऽसावित्यदर्श्यत पूरुषैः ।।१९।। विशाखनन्दी तं सद्यः प्रेक्ष्य द्विषमिवाकुपत् । गवैकया विश्वभूतिः पर्यस्तश्च तदाऽपतत् ।।२०।। कपित्थपातनं स्थाम क्व ते चेत्यहसच्च सः । धृत्वा गां शृङ्गयोर्विश्वभूतिश्चाभ्रमयत्क्रुधा ।।२१।। भूयिष्ठवीर्यो भूयासं मृत्यवेऽस्य भवान्तरे । अनेन तपसोग्रेण निदानमिति सोऽकरोत् ।।२२।। संपूर्य कोटिवर्षायुरनालोच्य च तन्मृतः । विश्वभूतिर्महाशुक्रे प्रकृष्टायुः सुरोऽभवत् ।।२३।।
त्रिषष्टि० १० पर्व० श्लोक० ८५ त : १०७]

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Chapter-2: Collection of Examples:
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5. Verses from the story of Shri Vishwabhooti, included in the Shri Trishatisalaaka Purushacharitra, about meditation on the self. He wandered for many births, having been cast out from the Brahma Loka. Births are indeed endless, due to the results of one's own actions. ||1||
From there, in the royal palace, there was a king named Vishwanandi. His wife was Priyangu, and their son was Vishakhanandi. ||2||
Vishakhabhooti was the prince, the younger brother of the king. The prince had a beloved wife named Dhaarini. ||3||
Marichijeeva, due to good deeds accumulated in a previous birth, was born as the son of Vishakhabhooti and Dhaarini, named Vishwabhooti. ||4||
Vishwabhooti, in his youth, enjoyed himself in the forest, in the Pushpakarandaka, like a divine prince in Nandana. ||5||
Vishakhanandi, the king's son, was outside, wanting to play. The maidservants went to gather flowers, and they saw him there. ||6||
Knowing this, Priyangu, out of anger, became enraged and went away. The king, wanting to fulfill her desire, sounded the war drum. ||7||
The valiant Purushasimha, a vassal, said in the assembly, "I will go to conquer him." He spoke deceitfully. ||8||
Hearing this, Vishwabhooti, out of devotion, came from the forest and stopped the king from going. ||9||
He went and saw Purushasimha, who was a king, and he was afraid. He went back to the Pushpakarandaka forest. ||10||
He was told by the gatekeeper that Vishakhanandi was inside. He thought, "I have been tricked by the Pushpakarandaka." ||11||
In anger, he struck a kapittha tree with his fist, and the fruit fell down. He showed the gatekeeper the ground covered with fruit. ||12||
"I will cause the heads of all of you to fall like this. If you do not have devotion to me, then it will be worse and worse for you." ||13||
Saying, "I am deceived by pleasures, wealth, and such things," he went to the feet of Sambhooti Muni and took vows. ||14||
Hearing that he had become an ascetic, the king, with his army, went there. He bowed down, begged forgiveness, and requested him to return to the kingdom. ||15||
Knowing that Vishwabhooti did not want to return, the king went back home. Vishwabhooti then lived elsewhere with his guru. ||16||
With the permission of his guru, he practiced austerities in solitude, becoming thin. He went to the city of Mathura. ||17||
At that time, Vishakhanandi's son, Udvo, came to Mathura. Vishwabhooti, at the end of the month, entered the city for his parana. ||18||
Vishakhanandi, having come out of his camp, saw Vishwabhooti, the prince, and was filled with hatred. ||19||
Vishakhanandi, seeing him immediately, became angry like an enemy. Vishwabhooti, with a single cow, fell down. ||20||
"You who caused the kapittha fruit to fall, where are you now?" he laughed. Vishwabhooti, in anger, took the cow by its horns and swung it around. ||21||
"You have great strength,