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
तेऽपि तद्गन्धमाघ्राय, वात्सल्यादिदमूचिरे । यदीदं भोक्ष्यसे वत्स !, सद्यो मृत्युमवाप्स्यसि ।।१४ ।। विशुद्धे स्थण्डिले मङ्घ, तत् परिष्ठापय क्वचित् । इत्यादेशाद्गुरोः सोऽपि, जगाम नगराद्वहिः ।।१५।। बिन्दौ निपतिते तस्य, कथंचित् तत्र पात्रतः । सक्ताः स मुनिरद्राक्षीन्मियमाणाः पिपीलिकाः ।।१६।। दध्यौ च बद्धसंवेगो, बिन्दुरप्यस्य यद्यसौ । प्राणिनामियतां हन्ता, तत्सर्वं किं करिष्यति ? ।।१७ ।। वरमेकस्य मे मृत्युः, कोटिशो न तु देहिनाम् । इत्यालोच्य सरोमाञ्चस्तदसौ बुभुजे स्वयम् ।।१८।। सिद्धप्रत्यक्षमालोच्य, समाधिमधुरं मनः । दधत् सर्वार्थसिद्धेऽगान्मुनिः प्राणान् विहाय सः ।।१९।। बहिर्धर्मरुचेः कस्माद्विलम्ब ? इति वेदितुम् । गुरुः श्रीधर्मघोषोऽथ, निदिदेश परान् मुनीन् ।।२०।। तं परासुं बहिर्वीक्ष्य, तद्रजोहरणादिकम् । आदाय गुरुपादानां, तेऽपि सर्वं न्यवेदयन् ।।२१।। विज्ञायातीन्द्रियज्ञानोपयोगेन यथास्थितम् । सर्व मुनीनां नागश्रीवृत्तान्तं तेऽप्यचीकथन् ।।२२।। ज्ञात्वा कथंचिल्लोकानां, वाक्परम्परया जनाः । सोमदेवादिविप्राणां, तस्या दुश्चेष्टितं जगुः ।।२३।। काममाक्रुश्य विप्रास्ते, तां गृहानिरवासयन् । लोकैर्धिक्रियमाणा च, साऽपि बभ्राम सर्वतः ।।२४ ।। कास-श्वास-ज्वरोत्कम्पकुष्ठाद्यैः क्रान्तविग्रहा । रोगैः षोडशभिलेभे, साऽत्रैव नरकव्यथाम् ।।२५ ।। क्षुत्पिपासार्दिता लोकैर्निन्द्यमाना पदे पदे । दुःखं भ्रमन्ती सा मृत्वा, षष्ठं नरकमासदत् ।।२६ ।। तस्मादुत्पद्य मीनेषु, सप्तमं नरकं ययौ । पुनर्मीनत्वमासाद्य, तस्मिन्नेव जगाम सा ।।२७।। द्विद्धिरेवं सिषेवेऽसौ, नरकान् सकलानपि । पृथ्वीकायादिषूत्पेदे, तदुद्धत्ता च भूरिशः ।।२८ ।। चम्पायामथ सा कर्मलाघवात् सुकुमारिका । सुता सागरदत्तस्य, सुभद्राकुक्षिभूरभूत् ।।२९।। जिनदत्तात्मजस्तत्र, भद्राजश्चास्ति सागरः । वेश्मस्थां तत्पिताऽन्येधुर्ददर्श सुकुमारिकाम् ।।३० ।। तनयस्य मदीयस्य, योग्येयमिति चिन्तयन् । सह बन्धुभिरभ्येत्य, पितरं तामयाचत ।।३१।। सोऽप्यूचेऽतिप्रिया मेऽसौ, न भवाम्यनया विना । ममास्तु गृहजामाता, सागरस्तत् तवात्मजः ।।३२।। सुतमालोचयामीति, जिनदत्तोऽगमद् गृहम् । सागरस्य तदाख्यञ्च, मौनमालम्ब्य स स्थितः ।।३३।। अनिषिद्धं ह्यनुमतमिति न्यायेन तत्पिता । मेने सागरदत्ताय, गृहजामातरं सुतम् ।।३४।। आश्चर्यकृत्तयोर्जज्ञे, पाणिग्रहमहोत्सवः । नक्तं शिश्रियतुस्तौ च, पल्यत वासवेश्मनि ।।३५ ।। पूर्वकर्मवशात्तस्याः, स्पर्शमङ्गारसोदरम् । आसाद्य सागरस्तस्थौ, क्षणं तत्र कथंचन ।।३६।। तस्यां सुखप्रसुप्तायां, स प्रणश्य गृहं ययौ । निद्रात्ययेऽरुदत् कान्तमपश्यन्ती च सा भृशम् ।।३७ ।। अथादिष्टा तयोर्दन्तशौचहेतोः सुभद्रया । प्रातरैक्षिष्ट तां चेटी, रुदन्तीं वल्लभोज्झिताम् ।।३८ ।।

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Chapter 2: Collection of Examples

They, smelling that fragrance, said this out of compassion, etc. "If you eat this, dear one, you will immediately die." ||14||

"On a clean platform, place the mango, purify it somewhere." With this command from his teacher, he went outside the city. ||15||

When a drop fell from it, somehow, there, from a vessel, the sage saw ants dying, stuck to it. ||16||

He thought, "If this drop, even though small, is a killer of living beings, then what will all of it do?" ||17||

"It is better for me to die alone, than for millions of beings to die." Thinking this, with his hair standing on end, he himself ate it. ||18||

Considering the direct perception of the Siddhas, with a mind filled with the sweetness of meditation, he, having attained the fulfillment of all purposes, gave up his life. ||19||

To know why there is delay from the desire for external dharma, the teacher, Shri Dharmaghosha, then instructed the other sages. ||20||

Seeing that one outside, they, taking the dust from his feet, etc., reported everything to their teacher. ||21||

Knowing, as it was, by the use of supra-sensory knowledge, they also narrated the story of Nagashri to all the sages. ||22||

Knowing somehow, people, by word of mouth, told the story of the evil deeds of Somadeva and other Brahmanas. ||23||

The Brahmanas, angered by lust, drove her out of her house. Being condemned by the people, she wandered everywhere. ||24||

She suffered from sixteen diseases, such as cough, shortness of breath, fever, tremors, leprosy, etc., and experienced the torment of hell right here. ||25||

Tormented by hunger, thirst, and pain, condemned everywhere, she wandered in misery, and after death, she reached the sixth hell. ||26||

From there, she was born as a fish, and went to the seventh hell. Again, attaining the form of a fish, she went to that very hell. ||27||

Thus, she experienced all the hells twice. She was born in various forms, such as earth, etc., and was greatly tormented. ||28||

Then, due to the lightness of her karma, she was born as a beautiful girl in Champa. She was the daughter of Sagardatta, and was named Subhadra. ||29||

There, Jinadatta was her son, and Sagara was her brother. Her father, seeing the beautiful girl in his house, ||30||

thinking, "She is suitable for my son," went to her father with his relatives and asked for her. ||31||

He said, "She is very dear to me, I cannot live without her. Let her be my daughter-in-law, Sagara is your son." ||32||

"I will consult my daughter," said Jinadatta and went home. He remained silent, accepting the proposal of Sagara. ||33||

Her father thought, "What is not forbidden is permitted," and agreed to his son's marriage to Sagardatta. ||34||

A wonderful wedding ceremony took place. They spent the night together in the bridal chamber. ||35||

Due to her past karma, Sagara, touching her, felt as if he was touching burning coals. He stayed there for a while. ||36||

When she was fast asleep, he left and went home. When she woke up from sleep, she cried loudly, not seeing her beloved. ||37||

Then, Subhadra, instructed