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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जं जेण कयं कम्मं अन्नभवे इह भवे य जीवेणं 1 तं तेण वेइयव्वं निमित्तमित्तं परो होइ ।।२६।।
कंठट्ठिए य जीए पओसमिण्हिं करेसि जइवि तुमं ।
तहवि परत्त न किंचिवि तं पुण हारिहिसि परलोयं ।।२७।। ता वीर ! कुरु समाहिं अरहंताई य सरणमणुसरसु । छिंद ममत्तं मेत्तिं च कुणसु सव्वेसु सत्तेसु ।।२८ ।। गरिहिसु नियदुच्चरियं सव्वं सिद्धाइसक्खियं काउं । खामेसु सयलसत्त तुमंपि तह खमसु सव्वेसि ।।२९।। अरिहं देवो गुरुणो सुसाहुणो जिणमयं चिंय पमाणं । जम्मंतरेऽवि एवं मह होज्ज इमंति चिंतेसु ।।३० ।। पाणिवहालियपरधणमेहुण्णपरिग्गहाइवेरमणं । तिविहं तिविहेण तहा पडिवज्जसु जावजीवाए ।।३१।। अट्ठारसण्ह संमं पावट्ठाणाण तह पडिक्कमसु । भावेसु भवसरूवं अणुसरसु मणे नमोक्कारं ।।३२।।
जओ-पंचनमोक्कारसमा अंते वच्चंति जस्स दस पाणा ।
सो जइ न जाइ मुक्खं अवस्स वेमाणिओ होइ ।।३३।। अम्मापियरो मित्तं पुत्तकलत्ताई सयणवग्गो य । विहडइ सव्वंपि इमं होइ सहाओ परं धम्मो ।।३४।। भावेऊणं संमं चिंतेऊणं च नरयदुक्खाइं । सव्वत्थ अपडिबद्धो अहियाससु दुहमिणं सम्मं ।।३५ ।।
दुलहा पुणो महायस ! जिणधम्मनरत्तणाइसामग्गी ।
ता खणमेक्कं समचित्तयाए परिगिण्ह तीए फलं ।।३६।। इय तीए सिसिरवयणामएहिं विज्झायकोवजलणेण । पडिवन्नं तेण इमं सव्वं सीसे कयंजलिणा ।।३७।।
तत्तो पइसमयं वड्डमाणसंवेयरसजुओ मरिउं । पडिवनभावचरणो उप्पन्नो बंभलोयम्मि ।।३८ ।। ४४. परुषध्याने श्रीआवश्यकनियुक्तिहारीभद्रीयवृत्तौ श्राविकाख्यानकः ।
एगा साविगा तीसे भत्ता मिच्छादिट्ठी अन्नं भज्जं आणेउं मग्गइ, तीसे तणएण न लहइ से सवत्तगंति, चिंतेइ किह मारेमि ?, अण्णया कण्हसप्पो घडए छुभित्ता आणीओ, संगोविओ, जिमिओ भणइ - आणेहि पुष्पाणि अमुगे घडए ठवियाणि, सा पविठ्ठा, अंधकारंति नमोक्कारं करेइ, जइवि मे कोइ खाएज्जा तोवि मे मरंतीए नमोक्कारो ण नस्सहिति, हत्थो छूढो, सप्पो देवयाए अवहिओ, पुष्पमाला कया, सा गहिया, दिन्ना य से, सो संभंतो चिंतइ अन्नाणि, कहियं, गओ पेच्छइ घडगं पुष्पगंधं च, णवि इत्थ कोइ सप्पो, आउट्टो पायपडिओ सव्वं कहेइ खामेइ य, पच्छा सा चेव घरसामिणी जाया ।

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Chapter:-2 Collection of Examples
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Whatever karma a living being performs in this world, through food, that karma must be atoned for by him, with the help of the right cause and the right conditions. ||26||
If you have committed any sin, even if it is a small one, you will have to suffer for it in the next life. ||27||
Therefore, O valiant one! Take refuge in the Arhats and follow their teachings. Abandon pride and anger, and be kind to all beings. ||28||
Speak gently to those who are angry, and be forgiving to all beings. ||29||
Remember the Arhats, the gods, the gurus, the saints, and the Jinas, and think of them as your guides. ||30||
Refrain from harming living beings, from stealing, from sexual misconduct, and from lying. ||31||
Follow the eighteen principles of conduct, and be mindful of your thoughts and actions. ||32||
Whoever does not perform the five prostrations at the end of the day, and who kills ten living beings, will be reborn in hell. ||33||
Your mother, father, friends, children, wife, and relatives are all your companions in this life. ||34||
By remembering the suffering of hell, and by being free from attachment, you will be able to overcome all obstacles. ||35||
It is difficult to find the jewel of the Jina's teachings. Therefore, with a single-minded devotion, accept its fruits. ||36||
By offering flowers, water, and incense, and by bowing your head in reverence, you will be able to purify yourself. ||37||
By following the path of non-violence, you will be reborn in the heavenly realms. ||38||
44. In the book "Shriaavashyakaniyuktihaaribhadriyavrittau Shraavikaakhyaanakah", there is a story about a woman who was a follower of the wrong path. She was cooking food, and she was very angry. She wanted to kill someone. She saw a snake, and she thought that she could use it to kill someone. She took the snake and put it in a pot. She then went to the market to buy some flowers. She thought that if someone tried to eat her food, she would kill them with the snake. She went to the market and bought some flowers. She then went back home and put the flowers in the pot. She then went to bed. She was very tired. She fell asleep. She had a dream. In her dream, she saw a god. The god told her that she should not kill anyone. He told her that she should be kind to all beings. She woke up from her dream. She was very scared. She realized that she had been wrong. She decided to change her ways. She became a follower of the Jina's teachings. She became a good person. She lived a happy life.
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