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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खण्ड:-२ दृष्टान्तसमुच्चयः
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अंजलिं कट्ट] एवं वदासी-एवं खलु सामी ! पउमावती देवी मएल्लियं दारियं पयाया । तते णं कणगरहे राया तीसे मएल्लियाए दारियाए नीहरणं करेति, बहूणि लोइयाई मयकिञ्चाई [करेति, २ त्ता] कालेणं विगयसोगे जाते ।
तते णं से तेतलिपुत्ते कल्लं कोडुंबियपुरिसे सद्दावेति, २ त्ता एवं वदासी-खिप्पामेव चारगसोहणं जाव ठितिपडियं० जम्हा णं अम्हं एस दारए कणगरहस्स रज्जे जाए तं होउ णं दारए नामेणं कणगज्झए जाव भोगसमत्थे जाते ।
तते णं सा पोट्टिला अन्नया कयाइ तेतलिपुत्तस्स अणिट्ठा अकंता अप्पिया अमणुण्णा अमणामा जाया यावि होत्था, णेच्छति णं तेतलिपुत्ते पोट्टिलाए नामगोयमवि सवणयाए, किं पुण दंसणं वा परिभोगं वा ? तते णं तीसे पोट्टिलाए अन्नया कयाइ पुव्वरत्तावरत्तकालसमयंसि इमेयारूवे अज्झथिए चिंतिए पत्थिए मणोगए संकप्पे समुप्पज्जित्था-एव खलु अह तेतलिपुत्तस्स पुव्विं इट्ठा कंता पिया मणुण्णा मणामा आसि, इयाणिं अणिट्ठा अकंता अप्पिया अमणुण्णा अमणामा जाया, नेच्छति णं तेतलिपुत्ते अमञ्चे मम नामं जाव परिभोगं वा । ओहयमणसंकप्पा जाव झियाति ।
तए णं तेतलिपुत्ते पोट्टिलं ओहयमणसंकप्पं जाव झियायमणिं पासति, २ त्ता एवं वदासि-मा णं तुमं देवाणुप्पिया ! ओहयमण [संकप्पा करयलपल्हत्थमुही अट्टज्झाणोवगया झियाहि], तुमं णं मम महाणसंसि विपुलं असण-पाण-खाइम-साइमं उवक्खडावेहि, २ बहूणं समण-माहण जाव वणीमगाणं देमाणी य दवावेमाणी य विहराहि । तते णं सा पोट्टिला तेयलिपुत्तेणं अमञ्चेणं एवं वुत्ता समाणा हट्ठतुट्ठा तेतलिपुत्तस्स एयमटुं पडिसुणेति, २ त्ता कल्लाकल्लिं महाणसंसि विपुलं असण-पाणखाइमसाइमं जाव दवावेमाणी य विहरति ।
ते णं काले णं ते णं समए णं सुव्वयाओ नामं अज्जाओ इरियासमियातो जाव गुत्तबंभचारिणीतो बहुस्सुयातो बहुपरिवारातो पुव्वाणुपुट्विं जेणामेव तेतलिपुरे नगरे तेणेव उवागच्छंति, २ अहापडिरूवं उग्गहं ओगिण्हंति, २ संजमेण तवसा अप्पाणं भावेमाणीतो विहरंति ।।
तते णं तासिं सुव्वयाणं अज्जाणं एगे संघाडए पढमाए पोरिसीए सज्झायं करेति, २ त्ता जाव अडमाणीतो तेतलिस्स गिहं अणुपविट्ठातो । तते णं सा पोट्टिला तातो अज्जातो एज्जमाणीतो पासति, २ त्ता हट्ठतुट्ठा आसणातो अब्भुढेति, २ त्ता वंदति नमंसति, २ विपुलेणं असण-पाण-खाइम-साइमेणं पडिलाभेति, २ एवं वदासी-एवं खलु अहं अज्जातो ! तेतिलिपुत्तस्स अमञ्चस्स पुट्विं इट्ठा कंता पिया मणुण्णा मणामा आसि, इयाणिं अणिट्ठा अकंता अप्पिया अमणुण्णा अमणामा जाव दंसणं वा परिभोगं वा, तं तुब्भे णं अज्जातो बहुनायातो बहुसिक्खियातो बहुपढियातो, बहूणि गामागर जाव

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Chapter 2: Collection of Examples
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"She clasped her hands and said, 'Thus, indeed, Sami! Paumavati Devi gave me as a gift. Then, the king of Kanagaraha, in order to take possession of this gift, did many things, including causing me much suffering. Then, she said to the Tetiliputra, 'I will give you a gift, O noble householder!' Then, she said, 'Quickly, let us go to the city of Kanagaraha, so that this gift may be given to the king of Kanagaraha, and so that the gift may be enjoyed by us.' Then, she, the pot-bearer, was not dear, not beloved, not pleasing, not respected, not honored by the Tetiliputra, even though she was his wife. The Tetiliputra did not desire to hear her name, let alone see her or enjoy her. Then, she, the pot-bearer, thought, pondered, and reflected on the past, present, and future, and a thought arose in her mind: 'Indeed, I was dear, beloved, pleasing, respected, and honored by the Tetiliputra in the past. Now, I am not dear, not beloved, not pleasing, not respected, not honored. The Tetiliputra does not desire to hear my name, let alone enjoy me.' She was filled with sorrow and grief.

Then, the Tetiliputra saw her sorrow and grief, and said, 'Do not, O beloved of the gods! Be filled with sorrow and grief. You will cause me much suffering in terms of food, drink, clothing, and bedding. You will cause me to give alms to many monks, Brahmanas, and householders.' Then, she, the pot-bearer, was pleased by the Tetiliputra's words, and she agreed. She gave him much food, drink, clothing, and bedding, and she gave alms to many monks, Brahmanas, and householders.

Then, at that time, at that moment, there were many ascetics named Suvvyaya, who were well-behaved, well-disciplined, well-controlled, and well-versed in the scriptures. They were well-known and had many followers. They came to the city of Tetiliputra, and they entered the city with great joy. They lived in self-control and austerity, and they were well-behaved.

Then, some of these ascetics named Suvvyaya gathered together in a meeting, and they decided to go to the Tetiliputra's house. Then, she, the pot-bearer, saw these ascetics, and she was pleased. She got up from her seat, and she bowed and prostrated herself before them. She offered them much food, drink, clothing, and bedding. She said, 'Indeed, O ascetics! I was dear, beloved, pleasing, respected, and honored by the Tetiliputra in the past. Now, I am not dear, not beloved, not pleasing, not respected, not honored. The Tetiliputra does not desire to hear my name, let alone see me or enjoy me. You, O ascetics, are well-known, well-learned, and well-versed in the scriptures. You have traveled to many villages and towns, and you have seen many things.'