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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किलिस्ससि ?, तेण भणियं-किलेससहं मे सरीरं वावारंतरं चेयाणि नत्थि महग्घाणि य वासारत्ते दारुगाणित्ति निव्वहियव्वा य पइण्णत्ति अओ करेमित्ति, रण्णा भणियं-पुज्जंतु ते मणोरहा, तुमं चेव बितिज्जगं पूरिउं समत्थो न पुण अहंति निग्गओ, तेण कालेण पूरिओ । ३३. क्रयविक्रयध्याने श्रीसंवेगरङ्गशालामध्ये नन्दकथा । पाडलिपुत्तं नगरे, बहुसमरविढत्तविजयजसपसरो । आसि जयसेणनामो, नरनाहो भूरिगुणकलिओ ।।१।।
तत्थ य पुरम्मि अधरिय-कुबेरधणवित्थरा परिवसंति ।
नंदपमोक्खा वणिणो, जिणदासाऽऽई सुसड्ढा य ।।२।। अह एगम्मि अवसरे, समुद्ददत्ताऽभिहाणवणिएण । चिरकालियं सरोवरमाऽऽरद्धं खाणिउं एक्कं ।।३।।
तत्थ खणिजंतम्मि, उड्डेहिं पुव्वपुरिसपक्खित्ता । लद्धा सुवन्नकुसया, चिरकालियकिट्टचयमलिणा ।।४।। तो लोहमय त्ति वियाणिऊण, वणियाण तेहिं उवणीया ।
जिणदासेणं गहिया य, दोन्नि नाऊण लोहमया ।।५।। अह तेण नियंतेणं, सम्मं नाउं सुवन्नमइय त्ति । परिमाणाऽइक्कमभया, दिन्ना तित्थयरभवणम्मि ।।६।। अवरे पुणो न गहिया, नवरं नंदेण जाणमाणेण । आढत्ता ते घेत्तुं, समहियअत्थव्वएणाऽवि ।।७।।
उड्डा य इमं भणिया, लोहकुसे मा परस्स देज्जाह । अहमिच्छियं दलिस्सामि, तुम्ह तेहिं च पडिवण्णं ।।८।। अवरम्मि दिणे मित्तेण, सो बला भोयणऽट्ठया नीओ ।
तेण य पुत्तो भणिओ, जह तह गिण्हेज्जसु कुस त्ति ।।९।। पडिसुयमिमं सुएणं, भोत्तुं मित्तग्गिहे गओ ताहे । अञ्चंतवाउलमणो, भोत्तुं च गिहंमुहो चलिओ ।।१०।।
अमुणियपरमत्थेण य, समऽहियमोल्ल त्ति नो कुसा गहिया ।
तेण सुएणं उड्डा य, जायकोवा परत्थ गया ।।११।। जत्तो तत्तो य खिवंतयाण, अह कहवि ववगए किट्टे । एगस्स उ कुसयस्सा, पयडं चामीयरं जायं ।।१२।। रायपुरिसेहिं तत्तो, उड्डा गहिउं समप्पिया रन्नो । पुट्ठा य कत्थ अन्ने, विक्कीया कहह कुसग त्ति ।।१३।।
तेहिं कहियं नराऽहिव !, दिन्ना जिणदाससेट्ठिणो दोन्नि ।
अवसेसा नीसेसा, उवणीया नंदवणियस्स ।।१४ ।। एवं भणिए रन्ना, वाहरिउं पुच्छिओ हु जिणदासो । सिट्ठो य तेण सव्वो, जहट्ठिओ नियगवुत्तंतो ।।१५।।
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Translation AI Generated

Chapter:-2 Collection of Examples
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"Are you troubled?", he said, "My body is troubled by the defilements, there are no valuable things in this world, even if they are worth a lot, they should be abandoned, what is the point of doing this?", the king said, "May your mind be at peace, you are capable of filling the entire universe, but I am not, I am already full." 33. The story of Nanda in the Sri Samvega Rangshala during the meditation on buying and selling. In the city of Padaliputta, there was a king named Jayasena, who was full of virtues and victorious in many battles. ||1||
There, in that city, the wealthy merchants of Kubera were living.
Nanda, the happy merchant, and Jinadasa, the righteous and strong. ||2||
Once, a merchant named Samuddadatta,
dug a well in a lake that had been there for a long time. ||3||
While digging, he found,
golden nuggets, buried for a long time and covered in dirt. ||4||
Thinking that it was metal, the merchants wanted to buy it.
Jinadasa took two of them, which were made of metal. ||5||
Then, by his own rule, he correctly identified them as gold.
He gave them to the temple, measuring them carefully. ||6||
The others did not take them, not knowing that Nanda was a wise man.
He was eager to take them, because he was a good man. ||7||
Uddaka said, "Don't give the metal nuggets to anyone else.
I want to break them, and I will give you something in return." ||8||
The next day, his friend took him to a feast.
His son said, "Take the nuggets, as you wish." ||9||
He took the nuggets happily, and went to his friend's house to eat.
He was very happy, and went to the house to eat. ||10||
He did not take the nuggets, because he was a good man, and he knew that they were not worth anything.
Uddaka, the wise man, went to the king's court. ||11||
He went from place to place, and he saw that the nuggets were very valuable.
One of the nuggets had a mark of a chameleon on it. ||12||
The king's men took the nuggets, and gave them to the king.
They asked, "What should we do with these nuggets?" ||13||
They said, "Oh king! These two nuggets were given to Jinadasa, the merchant.
The rest of the nuggets belong to Nanda, the merchant." ||14||
The king said this, and asked Jinadasa, "What is your opinion?"
Jinadasa was very honest, and he followed the rules of the scriptures. ||15||
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