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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पार ।
अपिच-जहिं सोहहिं कुसुमियकंचणारपुन्नायनायफुल्लि मचकुंदकुसुमपरिमलु अणंतु, पसरइ असेस वासिय दियं ।। ११ । । बहुकुसुमियाओ नोमालियाओ, महमहहिं सुअंधओ पाडलाओ । एलालवंगकक्कोलियाओ, रेहंति दक्खक्खज्जूरियाओ ।। १२ ।। अन्नेवि कयलियनालियरपमुह, जहिं सहहिं विसेसिण रुक्ख विविह । जा सयमवि गयणुम्मत्तु नाइ मंडय तिलयण पियरुक्खराई ।। १३ ।। गायइ व विहंगमकलरवेहिं, नच्चइ व विडविपल्लवकरेहिं । हसइ व फुल्लमाल्लियविसेण, कृजइव मत्तकोइलरवेण ।। १४ ।। हक्कारइ चलभुयलयाहिं, पढइ व्व महुलसुयसारियाहिं । फलभरनमततरुसिंहरएहिं, पणमइ व पियह पयपंकयेहिं ।। १५ ।।
आतुरप्रत्याख्यानप्रकीर्णकम्
मयरंउरसिण बहुपूरिएहिं, रुयइ व्व गलंतिहिं सुभणुस्सेहिं । तहिं दिंति लोय बहु चच्चरीओ, वज्र्ज्जति तत्थ आवाणयाई, परिलुढियभत्तबहुपाणयाई, आहरणविलेवणभूसियाई, रइनिब्भरुकीलहिं मिहुणयाई, नियकंतिहिं सह पुरभामिणीओ, मज्जंति सुरहिं सुहकामिणीओ, इय हरिसपबंधिहिं सयलसमिद्धिहिं निग्र २ पिययमजणकलिओ उज्जाणिहिं पत्तओ, मयणुम्मत्तउ कीलइ सव्वुवि जणु मिलिउ ।। १६ ।।
तो गंतूणं उज्जाणपालओ चूयमंजरीहत्थो । विन्नवइ निवं एयं गाहं पढिऊण जह देव ! ।।१७।। चंपयगोरीसयवत्तलोयणा तिलयरेहिरी पत्ता । उज्जाणे महुलच्छी कयसंकेयव्व सह तुमए । । १८ ।। तत्तो वसंतसमए नाएवि निवो पउर अणुक्खित्तो ।
न गओ बहिं गओ पुण जुगबाहू पिययमासहिओ ।। १९ ।।
कलंस य एयस्स तत्थ रयणी समागया तत्तो । कयलीहरए रइसुहमणुहविरं निब्भरं सुत्तो ।। २० ।। एयं च अवसरं जाणिऊण परिवारतुच्छयाईयं । खग्गसद्दाओ राया तत्थ पविट्ठो समा । २१ ।। ता अगणिऊण असं मज्जायं छड्डिउं विगयधम्मो । खग्गेण हणइ गीवाइ भायरं निग्विणो एसो ।। २२ ।। तत्तो य मयणरेहाइकूइ मिलिय पाहरियवग्गे । कवडुत्तरं च काउं किंपिनरिंदो गओ सहिं । | २३ || तत्तो अच्चावत्थं (व्वावण्णं) जुगबाहुं जाणिउं मयणरेहा । होऊण कन्नमूले भणइ तयं महुरवयणेहिं ।। २४ ।। भो भो ! तुमं महायस ! खणंपि खयं मणम्मि मा कुणसु । नियकम्मपरिणइच्चिय जमिहं अवरज्झए न परो ।। २५ ।।

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**Chapter: The Rejection of the Sick**

Where the fragrance of the blooming Machkunda flowers, like golden, jeweled, and fragrant blossoms, spreads endlessly, there is a beautiful garden. || 11 ||

Many flowers and fragrant plants, with their sweet scents, are scattered there. Red cloves and cardamom, and date palms stand tall. || 12 ||

There are many beautiful trees, each with its own unique beauty. At this time, the garden is filled with the sweet sounds of birds and the buzzing of bees. || 13 ||

Birds sing their melodies, and peacocks dance with their vibrant plumage. Flowers bloom in full glory, and the sweet calls of cuckoos fill the air. || 14 ||

The earth trembles with the sound of footsteps, and the sweet hum of bees fills the air. Fruit-laden trees stand tall, and the sweet taste of honey fills the air. || 15 ||

**The Story**

In this beautiful garden, filled with many pleasures, a young man named Jugabahū, with a beautiful face, was enjoying himself. There were many beautiful women, adorned with jewels, who were enjoying themselves with him. They were all lost in their pleasures, forgetting everything else. || 16 ||

The gardener, holding a bunch of fragrant flowers, approached Jugabahū and said, "My lord, please listen to my words. This garden is beautiful, but it is not yours. You are not the owner of this garden." || 17 ||

Jugabahū, with his beautiful eyes and charming smile, replied, "This garden is beautiful, and I am enjoying myself here. What is wrong with that?" || 18 ||

The gardener said, "My lord, this is not the time for enjoyment. The king is coming here, and he will be angry if he sees you here." || 19 ||

Jugabahū, lost in his pleasures, did not listen to the gardener's warnings. He continued to enjoy himself with the women. || 20 ||

The gardener, seeing that Jugabahū was not listening, left him and went to inform the king. The king, hearing the news, was furious. He immediately ordered his soldiers to arrest Jugabahū. || 21 ||

The soldiers, armed with swords, rushed into the garden and surrounded Jugabahū. They were about to attack him when the gardener intervened. He pleaded with the king to spare Jugabahū's life. || 22 ||

The king, seeing the gardener's plea, stopped his soldiers. He then turned to Jugabahū and said, "You are a fool! You have forgotten your duty and are indulging in pleasures. You have no respect for the king or the law. You will be punished for your actions." || 23 ||

Jugabahū, realizing his mistake, fell at the king's feet and begged for forgiveness. He promised to never repeat his mistake. The king, seeing his remorse, pardoned him. || 24 ||

The king then turned to the gardener and said, "You have done well. You have saved this young man's life. You are a true servant of the king." || 25 ||