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
वरिसे २ पडायं गिण्हइ, राया चिंतेइ एस अन्नाओ रज्जाओ आगंतूण पडायं हरइ, एस मम ओहावणत्ति पडिमलं मग्गड़, तेण एगो मच्छिओ दिट्ठो वसं पिबंतो, बलं च से विन्नासिय, नाऊण पोसिओ, पुणरवि अट्टणो आगओ, सो य किर महो होहितित्ति अणागयं चेव सयाओ णयराओ अप्पो पत्थयणस्स अवल्लं भरिऊण अव्वाबाहेणं एइ, संपत्तो य सोपारयं, जुद्धे पराजिओ मच्छियमल्लेणं, गओ य सयं आवासं चिंतेइ, एयस्स वुड्डी तरुणयस्स मम हाणी, अण्णं मल्लं मग्गइ, सुणइ य-सुरट्ठाए अत्थित्ति, एएण भरुयच्छाहरणीए गामे दूरुल्लकूवियाए करिसगो दिट्ठो- एगेण हत्थेण हलं वाहेइ एगेण फलहिओ उप्पाडेइ, तं च दट्ठूण ठिओं पेच्छामि से आहारंति, आवल्ला मुक्का, भज्जा य से भत्तं गहाय आगया, पत्थिया, कूरस्स उज्झमज्जीए घडओ पेच्छइ, जिमिओ सण्णाभूमि गओ, तत्थवि पेच्छइ सव्वं वत्तियं, वेगालिओ वसहिं तस्स य घरे मग्गइ दिन्ना, ठिओ, संकहाए पुच्छइ,का जीविया ?, ते कहिए भइ- अहं अट्टणो तुमं ईसरं करेमित्ति, तीसे भज्जाए से कप्पासमोल्लं दिन्नं, अवल्ला य, सा सवलद्धा उज्जेणिं गया, वमणविरेयणाणि कयाणि पोसिओ निजुद्धं च सिक्खाविओ, पुणरवि महिमाकाले तेणेव विहिणा आगओ, पढमदिवसे फलहियमल्लो मच्छियमल्लो य जुद्धे एगोवि न पराजिओ, राया बिइयदिवसे होहितित्ति अइगओ, इमेवि सए सए आलए गया, अट्टणेण फलहिय-मल्लो भणिओ - कहेहि पुत्ता ! जं ते दुक्खावियं, तेण कहियं, मक्खित्ताऽक्खेवेणं पुणण्णवीकयं, मच्छियस्सवि रण्णा संमद्दगा पेसिया, भणइ अहं तस्स पिउपि ण बिभेमि को सो वराओ ?, बितियदिवसे समजुज्झा, ततियदिवसे अंबियपहारो वइसाहं ठिओ मच्छिओ, अट्टणेण भणिओ फलिहित्ति, तेण फलहिग्गाहेण गहिओ सीसे, तं कुंडियनालगंपिव एगंते पडियं, सक्कारिओ गओ उज्जेणि, पंचलक्खणाण भोगाण आभागी जाओ, इयरो मओ ।
३०. सङ्गध्याने श्रीउपदेशप्रासादे रथनेमेः प्रबन्धः ।
अथ रथनेमिर्लघुभ्राता पाणिग्रहणलिप्सया राजीमतीं प्रति प्राभृतानि प्रसत्तये प्रेषीत् । तदा राजीमती दध्यौ-“स्वभ्रातुः प्रेमतो मयि एष प्राभृतं प्रेषयति, अतो गृह्णामि” । अन्येद्युर्विवाहाकाङ्क्षया प्रार्थयन्तं तं नृपाङ्गजेत्यब्रवीत् - " मदनफलमाघ्राय वान्त्वेदं भुङ्क्ष्व" । स स्माह - " किमहं वोऽस्मद्वातं भुञ्जे ?" । सा स्माह - " तर्हि भ्रातृत्यक्तां मामुपभोक्तुं कथं वाञ्छसि ? अन्यच्च
२१४
को नाम जमुज्झित्वा, रासभं बहु मन्यते । को वा रत्नमनादृत्य, काचेऽपि कुरुते मतिः । । १ । । मम जन्मान्तरेऽपि नेमिर्वरो भूयान्नापरः । अन्यदोत्पन्नपूर्णज्ञानो जगदीशः पुना रैवतके समवासरत् । तदा राजीमती व्रतमादाय महत्तरा जज्ञे । नेमेरनुजोऽपि व्रतमुपादत्ते स्म । अन्यदा जिनानुज्ञां प्राप्य भिक्षार्थं पुरे परिभ्रम्य पश्चान्निवृत्त इति दध्यौ

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## The Story of the Eager Rejection

A king, eager to acquire a rare gem, sent his envoy to a distant land. The envoy, however, was careless and lost the gem on the way. Feeling ashamed, he thought, "This is a great loss for me." He then saw a fish drinking water and, out of anger, killed it. Later, he realized his mistake and thought, "This was a terrible act."

He then went to a city and, seeing a man carrying a heavy load, asked him, "What is your livelihood?" The man replied, "I am a farmer, and you are my lord." The envoy, feeling remorseful, gave the farmer a gift of cotton.

The envoy then went to Ujjain and, seeing a young man, trained him in warfare. When the time came for the king to claim the gem, the envoy went to the king. On the first day, the envoy fought against the gem-bearing warrior and the fish-warrior, but he was defeated. The king, however, was hopeful and said, "He will succeed tomorrow."

The envoy went to the farmer and asked him, "What troubles you?" The farmer replied, "I am troubled by the fish-warrior, who has challenged me to a duel." The envoy, not wanting to lose the gem, said, "I will fight him for you."

On the second day, the envoy fought the fish-warrior. On the third day, the envoy, seeing the fish-warrior's strength, asked the farmer to help him. The farmer, holding the envoy's head, threw him into a well. The envoy was saved and went to Ujjain, where he received the five auspicious signs and enjoyed great wealth. This is the story of the eager rejection.

## The Story of Rathnemi

Rathnemi, the younger brother of a king, sent a message to Rajimati, a princess, expressing his desire to marry her. Rajimati thought, "My brother loves me and has sent this message, so I will accept it."

However, when Rathnemi later asked for her hand in marriage, she said, "You have tasted the fruit of love, now eat its bitter fruit." Rathnemi asked, "Why should I eat the bitter fruit of your love?" Rajimati replied, "Then why do you want to marry me, who has been rejected by her brother?"

She continued, "Who, remembering the donkey, considers it precious? Who, rejecting a gem, desires a piece of glass? Even in my past lives, there was no one better than Nemir. In another life, Nemir, born with complete knowledge, was the lord of the world. He lived in the same time as the king of the Raivata kingdom. At that time, Rajimati, observing a vow, became a great being. Nemir, her younger brother, also observed the vow. One day, after receiving permission from the Jina, he went to the city to beg for alms and returned home."