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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आतुरप्रत्याख्यानप्रकीर्णकम
इय भाविंतो सोऽवि हु गारुडिएणं भुयंगमो निहओ ।
सव्वेऽवि दंसिया नर वइस्स लद्धं उचियदव्वं ।।२४।। एत्यंतरे नरवई वारेई नागदेवया कावि । होही नरवर ! पुत्तो विरमसु सप्पवहपावाओ ।।२५।। मरिउं च खमगभुयगो पुत्तत्ताए निवस्स उप्पन्नो । ठवियं च नागदत्तोत्ति तस्स नामं गुणनिहिस्स ।।२६।। वद्धइ य तत्थ एसो देहोवचएण उवसमेणं तु । पुव्वभवब्भासाओ य रूवसोहग्गकलिओऽवि ।।२७ ।। कामत्थेसु न रज्जइ बहु मन्नइ धम्ममेव पुरिसत्थं । साहूणं च सयासे गयस्स अह अन्नया तस्स ।।२८।। जायं जाईसरणं पियराई मोइऊण तो एसो । संविग्गो पव्वइओ विहिणा गरुयाए रिद्धीए ।।२९।। पालइ य निक्कलंकं सामन्नं केवलं च भुक्खालू । तो भुंजइ दो तिन्निऽवि वोर निरवज्जमाहारं ।।३०।। तम्मि य गच्छे खवगा विज्जति महातवस्सिणो चउरो । चउमासियतेमासियदोमासियमासभोई य ।।३१।। दटूण ते विचिंतइ खुड्डुओ सहलजीवियमिमेसिं । जे कम्मसेलकुलिसं करंति एवं तवोकम्मं ।।३२।। अहयं तु मंदभग्गो जो पइदियहंपिडणेगवाराओ । पढणसवणपलिमंथं भुंजामि असारमाहारं ।।३३। पत्ताएवि हु एरिस सामग्गीए सकम्ममलपडलं । तवहुयवहेण दहिउं कणयं व न जीव ! जइ सुद्धो ।।३४ ।।
ता कत्थ गओ सुज्झिहिसि हंत ? इय भावणाएँ सुद्धमणो ।
होइ इमेणवि मह ताव निज्जरा इय विचिंतेउं ।।३५ ।। वेयावच्चे खवगाण गिण्हए नियममेस गुरुमूले । कुव्वंतस्स य निच्चं तमन्नदियहम्मि आगंतुं ।।३६।। खवगे अइक्कमित्ता सव्वेवि हु देवयाए पणिवइओ । सो चेव खुडुओ तो नियत्तए जाव सा तत्तो ।।३७ ।। चउमासियखवगेणं धरिउं वत्थंचलम्मि कोवेण । भणिया पावे ! कडपूयणे तुमं किमिह पत्तासि ? ।।३८ ।।
वंदसि तिकालभोइं एवं जं लंघिउं महाखवगे । तो पभणइ देवता तं तवस्सि ! किं कुप्पसि अकज्जं ? ।।३९।। वंदामि भावखवगं न दव्वखवगंति सा य भावखमा ।
जाणह तुब्भे सयमेव अप्पणो जारिसी अस्थि ।।४० ।। दव्वखवगा उ लोए दारिद्दछुहाइपीडिया सुलहा । पत्ताइं दव्वखवगत्तणाई पुट्विं चऽणंताई ।।४१।।
जंपि तिकालं भुंजइ एसोत्ति भणेसि मच्छरो सोऽवि ।
उववासो ञ्चिय निच्चं एरिसयाणं जओ भणियं ।।४२।। निरवज्जाहाराणं साहूणं निच्चमेव उववासो । उत्तरगुणवड्डिकए तहवि हु उववासमिच्छंति ।।४३।।

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**A Discourse on the Rejection of the Eager**

This thought occurred to him: "Just as a snake is killed by a Garuda, so too are all men bitten by the serpent of desire, and they are destined to be reborn in the lower realms." ||24||

In the meantime, a man named Nagadeva, a wise man, approached the sage. "O great man!" he said, "My son has become a serpent-charmer." ||25||

"He has died and been reborn as a serpent-charmer due to his past deeds," said the sage. "His name is Nagadatta, and he is endowed with good qualities." ||26||

"He is now living a life of austerity, and he has renounced his past life. He is handsome and has a beautiful voice." ||27||

"He does not indulge in worldly desires, but instead, he considers Dharma to be his only wealth. He is generous and kind, and he has renounced all other possessions." ||28||

"He has renounced his family and friends, and he has become a wandering ascetic. He has attained great wealth and prosperity through his austerities." ||29||

"He lives a pure and simple life, and he eats only the food that is offered to him. He eats only twice or thrice a day, and he eats only pure food." ||30||

"He lives in a forest, and he is a great ascetic. He lives for four months, then for two months, then for one month, and then he lives only on the food that he finds." ||31||

"He sees the suffering of the world, and he pities those who are bound by their karma. He sees the suffering of those who are caught in the cycle of birth and death." ||32||

"I, on the other hand, am weak and frail. I have been afflicted by many hardships. I eat only the food that is offered to me, and I live a life of poverty." ||33||

"If you are truly pure, then you should not live in this world, where you are constantly surrounded by the dirt and filth of karma. You should renounce your family and friends, and you should become a wandering ascetic." ||34||

"Where did you go, and how did you become so wise?" asked the man, his mind filled with wonder. "I am filled with awe at your wisdom. I am filled with wonder at your knowledge." ||35||

"The Garuda, the king of birds, has a strict rule: he will only eat those who have been given to him by the gods. He will never eat those who have not been given to him by the gods." ||36||

"The Garuda is a friend to all gods, and he is always obedient to them. He is a great ascetic, and he is always devoted to his dharma." ||37||

"The Garuda lives in the forest, and he is always surrounded by the gods. He is a great ascetic, and he is always devoted to his dharma." ||38||

"You have worshipped the gods of the three times, and you have renounced the world. You have become a great ascetic, and you have renounced the world. You have become a great ascetic, and you have renounced the world." ||39||

"I worship the Garuda of the mind, not the Garuda of the body. I know that you are the same as me. You are the same as me. You are the same as me." ||40||

"The Garuda of the body is a beggar, and he is always in need. He is always in need, and he is always in need." ||41||

"The mosquito says, 'I eat for the three times.'