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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आतुरप्रत्याख्यानप्रकीर्णकम
गामाओ विणिक्खंतो भिक्खं गहिऊण भुंजए जाव । तत्थ घरकोइलो सो पुव्वभवब्भासओ रोसा ।।५।। विक्खिरइ कयवराई मुणी वि अन्नत्थ उट्ठिउंजाइ । सो कुणइ तं तहेव य एवं तइए वि ठाणम्मि ।।६।। तो चिंतइ धम्मरुई को एसो नंदसरिसगो पावो । कूरं निरिक्खिऊणं सो वि हु भासीकओ तेण ।।७।। तत्तो मयंगतीरे हंसो मरिऊण सो समुप्पन्नो । कालेण तत्थ पत्तो विहरंतो धम्मरुइसाहू ।।८।। तं दळू सो हंसो पक्खउडं भरिय सीयलजलस्स । पुव्वभवकोववसओ आछंटइ सिसिरसमयम्मि ।।९।। एवं पुणो पुणो वि हु थक्कइ न हु जाव ताव मुणिणा वि । को एस नंदकप्पोत्ति झामिओ तेउलेसाए ।।१०।। मरिऊणं संजाओ अंजणसेलम्मि दुद्धरो सीहो । सह सत्थेणं पत्तो कालेणं तत्थ साहू वि ।।११।। दळूण तयं सहसा सत्थं मोत्तूण धावए कुविओ । जा मुणिवरस्स समुहो निवारिओ ताव लोएण ।।१२।। जा कह वि नो नियत्तइ को एसो नंददेसिओ पावो ? । मुणिणा वि विगप्पउं सहसा छारीकओ सो वि ।।१३।। मरिऊणं सो जाओ बडुओ वाणारसीए नयरीए । भिक्खट्ठाए पविठ्ठो दिट्ठो सो तेण धम्मरुई ।।१४ ।। तो डिमे रममाणं मोत्तूणं कुणइ जाव उवसग्गं । पुव्वभववइरभावा ता तत्थ वि मारिओ तेण ।।१५।। मरिऊणं संजाओ राया तत्थेव सुमरिउं जाइं । चिंतेइ तेण मुणिणा दवो हं एत्तियभवेसु ।।१६।। इन्हेिं पि जइ डहेज्जा न हु होही रज्जसंपया मज्झ । पेच्छेमि तयं जइ ता तो हं खामेमि नियमेण ।।१७।। तज्जाणणानिमित्तं सड्ढसिलोगेण पुव्वभवचरियं ! निययं सव्वजणेणं पढावई तं सिलोगमिमं ।।१८ ।।
"गंगाए नाविओ नंदो, सभाए घरकोएलो । हंसो मयंगतीराए, सीहो अंजणपव्वए ।।१।।
वाणारसीए बडुओ, राया तत्थेव आगओ ।" एवं बीयसिलोगं, जो पूरइ तस्स पत्थिवो देइ । रज्जस्सऽद्धं उग्घोसियं च नयरीए तो लोगो ।।१९।। रइउं सबुद्धिविहवाणुसारओ पच्छिमऽद्धमवणिवई । अणुसरइ तयं दटुं न पञ्चओ होइ नरवइणो ।।२०।। अह धम्मरुई विहरिय अन्नत्थ समागओ तहिं वुत्थो । उज्जाणम्मिं उज्जाणपालएणं पढिज्जतं ।।२१।।
गंगाए नाविओ इय पयाई निसुणित्तु तेण सो भणिओ ।।
वारं वारं परिपढसि कीस तं भद्द ! एयं ? ति ।।२२।। सव्वो वि साहिओ तेण वइयरो तस्स मुणिय परमत्थं । तत्तो मुणिणा तं पच्छिमद्धमापूरियं एवं ।।२३।।
एएसिं घायगो जो उ सो एत्थेव समागओ ।।२।। त्ति तो तं संपुनपयं घेत्तूणाऽऽरामिओ निवसयासं । पत्तो निवेइयं तं दटुं राया भउब्विग्गो ।।२४ ।।

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## Chapter 146: The Scattering of the Eager Rejection

The monks, having gone out to beg, were eating. There, the householder, remembering his past life, was angry. ||5|| He scattered the food, the monk got up and said something else. He did the same, even in that place. ||6|| Then, the righteous one thought, "What kind of happiness is this I have received?" Seeing the evil, he too became angry. ||7|| Then, on the bank of the Mayang river, a swan died and was reborn. In time, the righteous one went there. ||8|| Seeing him, the swan, with its wings filled with cool water, remembered its past life and was chilled in the cold season. ||9|| Thus, again and again, the monk was tired, but he did not leave until he asked, "What kind of happiness is this, that I have been entangled in this way?" ||10|| A lion, having died, was reborn in the Anjana mountain, and was very fierce. In time, the righteous one went there with his companions. ||11|| Seeing them, the lion, with its companions, quickly ran away, fleeing from the group of monks, until it was stopped by the world. ||12|| "Who is it that has not been bound? What kind of happiness is this I have received?" The monk, quickly becoming angry, spoke harshly. ||13|| Having died, he went to the city of Varanasi, and entered the begging bowl. The righteous one saw him. ||14|| Seeing him, he was delighted, and he did everything to please him. Because of the hatred of his past life, he was killed by him. ||15|| Having died, he was reborn as a king in the same place. He remembered his past life and thought, "I have been a fool in these many lives." ||16|| "Even if I were to be given all the wealth of the kingdom, I would not be happy. If I see him, I will be content." ||17|| "For the sake of knowing this, I will recite the story of my past life with the righteous one! Everyone should read this story." ||18||

"Nanda was a boatman on the Ganges, a householder in the assembly. The swan was on the bank of the Mayang, the lion was on the Anjana mountain. ||1||
The merchant was in Varanasi, the king came there." Whoever completes this story, the earth will give him half the kingdom. The people of the city proclaimed this with great enthusiasm. ||19|| The wise ones, following the path of the wise, followed the western half. The foolish ones did not follow, for they were not human. ||20|| The righteous one, wandering, came to that place and got up. In the garden, the gardener read it. ||21||

"Nanda was a boatman on the Ganges," having heard this, he said, "You read it again and again, why, good sir, is this?" ||22|| The righteous one, seeing his foolishness, told him the true meaning of the monk. Then, the monk completed the western half in this way. ||23||

"This is the one who is wounded, he has come here." ||2|| Taking this complete story, he was comforted and lived in peace. The king, having heard this, was very frightened. ||24||