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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आतुरप्रत्याख्यानप्रकीर्णकम्
कोपाटोपात्ततः सिंहनादमुच्चैश्चकार सः । येनारण्यमृगास्त्रेसुः, कम्पते स्म च काश्यपी ।।९।। जगाद च मदाध्मातः, पातकी ननु कोऽस्ति भोः ? । निद्राणमतुलप्राणं, योऽवधीन्मम बान्धवम् ।।१०।। सुप्त-मत्त-प्रमत्तेषु, बाल-स्त्री-मुनि-गोष्वपि । क्रूरकर्मैकचाण्डालोऽप्यभिज्ञः प्रहरेत कः ? ।।११।। दोर्दोऽप्यस्ति चेत् कश्चित्, तत् स्वमाविःकरोतु सः । भुजोष्मज्वरिणां बाहुः, सर्वेषामेष भेषजम् ।।१२।। इत्याद्यनेकशः कोपाद्गिरमुद्गीर्य लाङ्गली । तारं पूत्कारमुन्मुच्य, मूर्छितः क्ष्मातलेऽपतत् ।।१३।। क्षणाचैतन्यमासाद्य, शीतैः कान्तारमारुतैः । रोदयश्वापदान् काममाक्रन्दैविललाप सः ।।१४ ।। हा ! विश्वेष्वेकशौण्डीर !, हा ! रिपुष्वेकरोषण ! । हा ! गुणिष्वेकधौरेय !, हा ! गुरुष्वेकवत्सल ! ।।१५।। हा ! कंसध्वंसघोरांस !, हा ! कालनलनीरद ! । हा ! निःसन्धजरासन्ध !, हा ! रणक्रूरविक्रम ।।१६।। हा ! लक्ष्मीकेलिपल्यङ्क !, हा ! निःशङ्कशिरोमणे ! । हा ! यशःकैरवाराम !, हा ! रामनयनोत्सव ! ।।१७।। शस्त्राघातैर्द्विषां तैस्तैः, श्रमोऽप्यासीन्न ते पुरा । संप्रत्यङ्ग्रिव्रणादस्मान्मृत्युः श्रद्धीयतां कथम् ? ।।१८ ।। तदुत्तिष्ठ द्रुतं भानुरारोहत्यन्तरम्बरम् । न खल्वत्यातपेऽल्पीयोऽप्यग्रतो गन्तुमीश्वहे ।।१९।। चरणव्रणपीडाभिर्न चेञ्चलितुमीशिषे । तदाऽऽरोह मम स्कन्धं, बन्धो ! किमसि मोहितः ? ।।२०।। किमिति क्रन्दतोऽप्येवं, वितरस्युत्तरं न मे ? । इमे हि श्रवसी पातुमुत्सुके ते वचोऽमृतम् ।।२१।। रोषं मयि पुराऽकार्षीः, साऽऽगस्यपि न जातुचित् । इदानीं तु विनाऽप्यागः, केयं ते दीर्घरोषिता ? ।।२२।। हा ! दैव ! यद्ययं नेतुं, चिन्तितोऽभूदृशामिमाम् । तत्त्वया किं कृतो विश्वमौलिलालितशासनः ? ।।२३।। यद्वा ज्ञातं नितान्तं यं, विडम्बयितुमीहसे । तस्य कन्दलयस्येवमतीव महतीः श्रियः ।।२४ ।। एतैर्वा किमुपालम्भैर्धातर्यावः पुरः क्वचित् । दैवाय प्रभविष्यावस्तत्रामुष्मै दुरात्मने ।।२५।। निद्रासुखासिकालोभाद्, गन्तुमुत्सहसे न चेत् । भ्रातस्तदद्य तिष्ठावः, सच्छायेऽत्रैव कानने ।।२६।। इत्यादि प्रलपन्नुच्चावचेन वचसा मुहुः । सीरभृत्तं दिनं तां च, यामिनीत्यवाहयत् ।।२७ ।। प्रगे च वचनैस्तैस्तैरनुतिष्ठन्तमच्युतम् । जीवद्रुद्ध्या निजस्कन्धमध्यारोप्य बलोऽचलत् ।।२८ ।। स्कन्धन्यस्तहरिर्बन्धुस्नेहव्यामोहितो हली । भ्राम्यति स्म सरिच्छलकाननानि दिवानिशम् ।।२९।। पुष्पैर्वन्यद्रुमाणां च, नित्यमानर्च शाङ्गिणम् । एवं रामोऽतिचक्राम, षण्मासान् पर्यटन् वने ।।३०।। प्राप प्रावृडथाऽऽशान्तान्नीलयन्ती बलाहकैः । नूतनैरङ्कुरोद्गारैर्मेदिनीमण्डलं पुनः ।।३१।। अथ ग्रावमयं शैलादुत्तीर्ण हेलया हली । स्यन्दनं कंचिदद्राक्षीत्, समभूभागभङ्गुरम् ।।३१।। सज्जयस्तं जजल्पेऽथ, सारथिः सीरपाणिना । रथेऽस्मिन् कणशो भग्ने, कस्ते मूढ ! मुधा श्रमः ? ।।३३।।

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## Chapter 148: The Scattering of the Eager Refusal

**Verse 9:** Filled with rage, he roared like a lion, shaking the forest and causing the earth to tremble.

**Verse 10:** He spoke, intoxicated with anger, "Who is the sinner, tell me, who killed my brother, who was sleeping, his life like a boundless ocean?"

**Verse 11:** "Even in the midst of the sleeping, the intoxicated, the careless, the children, the women, the ascetics, and the cows, who would dare to strike a cruel, wicked soul?"

**Verse 12:** "If there is anyone with strong arms, let him come forward. This is the medicine for all, the arm of those who are burning with fever."

**Verse 13:** And so on, he spoke many words in anger, his voice echoing through the mountains. He released a torrent of abuse, and fainted, falling to the ground.

**Verse 14:** He regained consciousness in a moment, and, with the cool winds of the desert, he wept, lamenting with cries of sorrow.

**Verse 15:** "Alas! He was the only one who was brave in the world! Alas! He was the only one who was fierce to his enemies! Alas! He was the only one who was steadfast in his virtues! Alas! He was the only one who was loving to his teachers!"

**Verse 16:** "Alas! He was the one who destroyed Kamsa! Alas! He was the one who extinguished the fire of time! Alas! He was the one who destroyed Jarasandha, the one without a lineage! Alas! He was the one who was fierce and valiant in battle!"

**Verse 17:** "Alas! He was the one who played with Lakshmi! Alas! He was the one who was fearless, the crown jewel! Alas! He was the one who was the banner of fame! Alas! He was the one who was the festival of Rama's eyes!"

**Verse 18:** "The wounds inflicted by the weapons of his enemies, those were a burden to him in the past. How can we now bear the thought of death from this wound on his leg?"

**Verse 19:** "Rise quickly, the sun is climbing high in the sky. We cannot travel ahead in the heat of the day."

**Verse 20:** "I cannot move because of the pain in my leg. Get on my shoulder, brother! Are you confused?"

**Verse 21:** "Why do you cry like this? Why don't you answer me? These ears are eager to drink the nectar of your words."

**Verse 22:** "You were angry with me before, but that anger has never gone away. Now, even without a reason, why do you hold this long-lasting anger?"

**Verse 23:** "Alas! Fate! If this was destined to happen, then why did you make this world, this universe, a place of justice and righteousness?"

**Verse 24:** "Or perhaps you know that you are mocking me. But even a small sprout can have great strength."

**Verse 25:** "What is the use of these reproaches? We will face fate together. We will overcome this evil one."

**Verse 26:** "If you are not willing to go because of your love for the comfort of sleep, then stay here, brother, in the shade of this forest."

**Verse 27:** He spoke these words, sometimes high, sometimes low, and called the day "the bearer of the sun" and the night "the one who brings darkness."

**Verse 28:** With these words, he urged Achyuta