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
तामादाय प्रचलितो, मिलितोऽन्यतपोधनैः अवदद्विण्टिकालाभं, गोकुलादर्शनं च सः ।। ३० ।। जाताश्चर्यास्तदाकर्ण्य, मुनयो व्यमृशन्निति । नूनं दिव्यानुभावेन, गोकुलान्यभवन् वने ।। ३१ ।। अत्रान्तरे प्रादुरासीत्, स सुरः कान्तिभासुरः । विहाय पितरं सर्वान्, मुनीनऽन्यान्ननाम च ।। ३२।। एनं कुतो न नमसीत्युक्तः स व्रतिभिस्ततः । स्वीयं व्यतिकरं सर्वं निवेद्येत्यवदत्सुरः ।।३३ ।। सजीवाम्भोऽपि पातुं यत्तदासौ मे मतिं ददौ । तत्पूर्वभववप्तापि साधुरेष न वन्द्यते ||३४|| स्नेहादपि रिपोरेव, कार्यं विहितवानसौ । यद्दुर्गतिनिमित्तं मे तदा तदुपदिष्टवान् ।।३५।। अपास्यं चेत्सचित्ताम्बु, तदैवद्वचनादहम् । व्रतभङ्गभवात्पापादभ्रमिष्यं तदा भवे ।। ३६ ।। स एव हि बुधैः पूज्यो, गुरुश्च जनकोऽपि च । शिष्यं सुतं च यः क्वापि, नैवोन्मार्गे प्रवर्त्तयेत् ।।३७।। धनशर्मसुपर्वैवमुदीर्यागात्त्रिविष्टपम् । साधवोऽपि ततः स्थानाद्विजहुस्ते यथासुखम् ।।३८ ।। क्षुल्लो यथाऽयं धनशर्मनामा, सेहे पिपासां सुदृढप्रतिज्ञः । एवं समग्रैरपि संयतैः सा, सह्या महानन्दपदानुक्तैः ।। ३९ ।।
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१९. क्षुद्ध्याने श्रीआख्यानकमणिकोशे राजगृहस्थद्रमकः ।
रागगिहम्मि पुरवरे आजम्मदरिद्दिओ वसइ दमओ । भिक्खामेत्तुवजीवी अहऽन्नया ऊसवे जाए । । १ । । सव्वो विनयरोओ घेत्तूणं खज्ज - पेज्ज - लेज्झाई । वेभारगिरिसमीवे सव्वत्तुगचारुउज्जाणे ।।२।। उज्जाणियाए पत्तो एत्तो जाएसु दोसु पहरेसु । कप्परयकरो दमओ नयरे भिक्खं परिब्भमइ ।।३।। पडिभवणं हिंडंतो भणिज्जए भवणरक्खवालेहिं । सव्वो वि जणो घेत्तूण भोयणं अज्ज उज्जा ।।४।। संपत्तो तातं पहुच तत्थेव तयणु सो जाव । तत्थ गओ ता लोगो भोत्तूण मणोन्नमाहारं ।।५।। तत्तो तालय-रासय-नाडय-पेक्खणय - महुरगीएहिं । अक्खित्तमणो न हु कोइ तस्स भिक्खं पयच्छेइ ।।६।। सुइरं जायं तस्स वि उत्तरमवि तस्स देइ न हु कोइ । तन्हा - छुहाकिलंतो तत्तो सो कोवमावन्नो ।।७।। वेभारसेलसिहरं समारुहेऊण महरिहसिलाए । उवविसियमहोभागे हणणकए सयललोयस्स ।।८।। रोद्दज्झवसाएणं खणइ तओ सो वि चूरिओ तीए । मरिउमसिपत्तदारुणनरए सो नारओ जाओ ।।९।। निवडंतसिलाखडहडसद्दं सोऊण पउरपुरलोगो । नट्ठो तम्हा वज्जह असुहं भावं पत्ते || १० || २०. पथिध्याने श्रीपरिशिष्टपर्वसंवलितः वल्कलचीरिणः दृष्टान्तः ।
अथाख्यद्भगवान् राजन्नगरे पोतनाभिधे । अभूत्सौम्यतया चन्द्रः सोमचन्द्रो महीपतिः । । १ । । सधर्मचारिणी तस्य धारिणी धर्मधारिणी । बभूव शीलालङ्कारा विवेकजलदीर्घिका ।।२।।

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## The Story of Dhanasharma

**Chapter 19: The Story of Dhanasharma**

In the city of Rajagriha, there lived a man named Dhanasharma. He was a poor man who lived in a small hut. He was a beggar and would go out every day to beg for food. He would carry a begging bowl and a cloth bag with him. He would go to the market and beg from the people.

One day, he went to the market and saw a lot of people eating and drinking. He was very hungry and asked them for some food. But they all ignored him. He was very angry and went to the top of a hill. He sat down and started to cry. He was so angry that he cursed the people of the city.

He said, "May you all suffer like I am suffering!"

As he was cursing, a stone fell from the hill and hit him on the head. He died instantly.

The people of the city heard the sound of the stone falling and came to see what had happened. They saw Dhanasharma lying dead on the ground. They were very sad and realized that they had been wrong to ignore him.

**Chapter 20: The Story of the Ascetic**

The Lord said, "In the city of Rajagriha, there was a king named Potana. He was a very kind and compassionate king. He was known as Soma Chandra because he was like the moon in his gentleness.

His queen was also a very virtuous woman. She was known as Dharma Dharini because she was a follower of the Dharma. She was a beautiful woman and was known for her wisdom and intelligence.

One day, the king and queen were walking in the forest when they saw an ascetic. The ascetic was wearing a loincloth and had a long beard. He was very thin and looked very weak.

The king and queen asked the ascetic, "Why are you so thin and weak?"

The ascetic said, "I am an ascetic. I have renounced the world and have given up all my possessions. I live on the food that I can beg for. I am not interested in the pleasures of the world. I am only interested in the Dharma."

The king and queen were impressed by the ascetic's devotion to the Dharma. They asked him to stay with them in the palace. The ascetic agreed and stayed with them for many years.

The king and queen learned a lot from the ascetic. They learned about the importance of the Dharma and the importance of giving up worldly attachments. They learned that true happiness comes from within and not from external things.

The ascetic lived a long and happy life. He died peacefully in the palace. The king and queen were very sad when he died. They realized that they had lost a true friend and a great teacher.

The king and queen continued to follow the Dharma after the ascetic's death. They ruled their kingdom justly and compassionately. They were known for their kindness and generosity. They were loved by their people and were remembered for their good deeds."

**Jain Terms:**

* **Dharma:** The universal law of righteousness and moral conduct.
* **Ascetic:** A person who practices severe self-discipline and abstains from worldly pleasures.
* **Loincloth:** A garment worn around the waist and hips.
* **Rajagriha:** An ancient city in India, the capital of the Magadha kingdom.
* **Soma Chandra:** A name meaning "Moon King," referring to the king's gentleness.
* **Dharma Dharini:** A name meaning "Holder of the Dharma," referring to the queen's virtue.
* **Potana:** A name meaning "Treasure," referring to the king's wealth and wisdom.