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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सूरी वि दिव्वनाणो-वओगविनायसव्वनायव्वो ।
अक्खेवणिविक्खेवणि-सरूवमऽह कहइ धम्मकहं ।।३३।। अह पत्थावं उवलब्भ, गंगदत्तेण पुच्छिओ सूरी । भयवं ! पुरा मए किं ?, दोहग्गकरं कयं कम्मं ।।३४ ।। जेणेहभवे परमं, विद्देसं पाविओ म्हि जुवईण । इति तेण पुच्छियम्मि, भणइ गुरू भो ! निसामेहि ।।३५ ।। नयरम्मि सयदुवारे, रन्नो सिरिसेहरस्स तं भज्जा । अञ्चंतवल्लहा आसि, गाढकामाऽणुबंधा य ।।३६।। तस्स य रन्नो निम्मेररूवलायन्नमणहरंऽगीण । भज्जाणमऽणूणाई, हुन्ताणि सयाणि किर पंच ।।३७।।
ताणि य तुमए विद्देसणाऽऽइ-बहुकूडमंततंतेहिं ।
हणियाणि जहिच्छमऽविग्घ-मवणिवइरमणवंछाए ।।३८।। समुवज्जिउं च वज्जं व, दारुणं भूरिपावसंभारं । तप्पञ्चयं च अञ्चंत-दुग्गदोहग्गकम्मं पि ।।३९।। पज्जन्ते य सुदुस्सह-सासाऽऽइपभूयपबलरोगेहिं । मरिऊण नरयतिरिएसु, णेगसो सहिय दुक्खाई ।।४०।।
कहकहवि कम्मलाघव-वसेण एत्थोवलद्धमणुयत्तो ।
पुव्वकयपावदोसेण, इन्हि दोहग्गमऽणुहवसि ।।४१।। एवं सोच्चा संजाय-धम्मसद्धो भवाउ उव्विग्गो । आपुच्छिऊण पियरं, सो पव्वज्जं पवज्जित्ता ।।४२।।
गामाऽऽगरनगरेसुं, विहरइ वाउ व्व चत्तपडिबंधो । गुरुकुलवासोऽवगतो, सुत्तऽत्थविभावणुज्जुत्तो ।।४३।। अह केत्तियं पि कालं, पव्वज्जं निक्कलंकमऽणुचरिउं । भत्तपरिन्नाविहिणा, उवट्ठिओ अणसणं काउं ।।४४ ।। भणिओ थेरिहं तओ, अहो महाभाग ! अणुचियमिमं ते ।
उवचियसोणियमंसस्स, अणसणं एत्थ पत्थावे ।।४५ ।। चत्तारि विचित्ताई, विगईनिजूहियाइं चत्तारि । इच्चाऽऽइणा कमेणं, तम्हा संलेहणं कुणसु ।।४६।।
संलिहियदव्वभावो, पच्छाऽणुढेज्ज वंछियऽत्थंपि । इहरा विसोत्तिया वि हु, भवेज्ज बहुविग्घमिममाऽऽहु ।।४७।। इय पन्नविओ वि बहू, तग्गिरमऽवगन्निऊण सच्छंदो ।
घेत्तूण अणसणं गिरि-सिलायले सो निसन्नो त्ति ।।४८।। अह तस्स तहा झाण-ट्ठियस्स पडिरुद्धदुट्ठजोगस्स । अणसणगयस्स जं किर, वित्तं तं संपइ सुणेइ ।।४९।।

Translation AI Generated

Chapter:-2 Collection of Examples
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The Suri said, "O Divine One, the path of liberation is difficult to attain."
I will tell you a story, a parable, about the nature of the path. ||33||
The Suri was asked by Ganga Datta, "O Venerable One, what did you do in the past? What kind of karma did you create?" ||34||
When he was asked this, the Guru said, "Listen carefully." ||35||
"In a city, at the gate of the king, Siri Sehara, there was a merchant. He was very wealthy and had strong attachments." ||36||
"The king had a beautiful palace, adorned with precious jewels. The merchant had five hundred sons." ||37||
"They were all very greedy and envious, and they were always fighting with each other. They were constantly desiring wealth and possessions." ||38||
"They committed many terrible sins, such as stealing, lying, and violence. They also indulged in excessive eating and drinking, and they were very cruel." ||39||
"They suffered from many diseases and illnesses, and they died and were reborn in hell and the animal realm. They experienced much suffering." ||40||
"Because of their karma, they were born as humans in this world. They were still attached to their past desires and actions." ||41||
"They were filled with sorrow and remorse, and they realized the truth of the Dharma. They became awakened and sought refuge in the teachings." ||42||
"They renounced the world and became monks. They lived in forests, villages, and cities, practicing the fourfold path." ||43||
"They spent many years in the monastic life, living a pure and blameless life. They were very disciplined and renounced all worldly possessions." ||44||
"One day, a monk said to them, 'O Great Souls, you have practiced this path for a long time. Now, you should renounce even your food and drink.'" ||45||
"There are four types of renunciation, and you should practice them all. You should renounce your desires, your attachments, your speech, and your thoughts." ||46||
"Renunciation is a difficult path, and there will be many obstacles. But if you are determined, you will succeed." ||47||
"One of the monks was very happy to hear this. He took his food and drink and went to a cave in the mountains." ||48||
"He sat down in meditation, and he was very focused. He renounced all his possessions, and he was free from all attachments." ||49||
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