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
तं निसुणिऊण नंदो गिहत्थधम्म दुवालसविहं पि ।।
पडिवज्जिऊण तह पणमिऊण सामिं गिहं पत्तो ।।५।। सम्मं गिहत्थधम्म परिपालइ वड्डमाणपरिणामो । संसारुत्तिन्नं पिव अप्पाणं मन्नमाणो सो ।।६।।
अह अन्नया असंजयजणस्स संसग्गओऽणुदिवसं पि ।
विरहम्मि सुविहियाणं सिढिलीहूयम्मि सम्मत्ते ।।७।। जायम्मि जेह्रमासे पोसहसालाए पोसहपरस्स । कयअट्ठमतवचरणस्स नंदमणियारसेट्ठिस्स ।।८।। तन्हा-छुहाकिलंतस्स वासणा एरिसा समुप्पन्ना । ते धन्ना सप्पुरिसा ते च्चिय जीवंतु जियलोए ।।९।।
कारावियाओ जेहिं पुक्खरिणीओ सुसीयलजलाओ ।
जासु जणो वहइ जलं पियइ तहा मज्जइ जहिच्छं ।।१०।। ता अहमवि नरनाहं आपुच्छिय कारवेमि पोक्खरिणिं । इय चिंतिउं पभाए पारित्ता पोसहं सेट्ठी ।।११।। परिहियवलक्खवत्यो पाहुडहत्थो निवं समल्लीणो । तप्पुरओ उवणेउं उवायणं तेण विन्नत्तं ।।१२।। देव ! तुहाणुनाए पुरपरिसरमेइणीए पोक्खरिणिं । काउमभिप्पाओ मे तोऽणुनाओ नरिंदेण ।।१३।। तत्तो य तेण हिंताल-ताल-ताली-तमालपमुहेण । सुसिणिद्धबहलसच्छायवच्छनियरेण परियरिया ।।१४।। मुत्ताहलावलीविमलसलिलसंभारपूरिया परमा । कलहंसावलिविलसंतबहलकल्लोलपरिकलिया ।।१५।। कल्हार-कमल-कुवलयपरायविच्छुरियनीरसंभारा । मयरंदमत्तभमरउलरोलमुहलियदिसावलया ।।१६।। परिभमिरगरुयकरिमयर-मच्छ-मंडुक्क-कच्छवऽच्छन्ना । कारविया पोक्खरिणी नंदा नामेण नंदेणं ।।१७।। पहियजणदाणसाला वि परिसरे तीए कारिया रम्मा । अप्पाणं कयकिच्चं तक्करणे मन्नमाणेण ।।१८।। मज्जंतो भुंजतो जलं पियंतो य तत्थ कीलंतो । कुणइ गुणग्गहणं से समग्गलोगो वि अन्नोन्नं ।।१९।।
नंदमणियारसेट्ठी सो च्चिय धन्नो जयम्मि सो जियउ ।
जेणेसा कारविया पोक्खरिणी सिसिरजलभरिया ।।२०।। इय निसुणंतो नंदो मुन्नइ अप्पाणममयसित्तं व्व । अहवा सगुणथुईए हरिसिज्जइ को न जियलोए ? ।।२१।। एवं वच्चंते केत्तियम्मि कालम्मि असुहदोसेण । तस्स सरीरे सोलस संकंता दुस्सहा रोगा ।।२२।। पञ्चक्खाओ वेज्जेहिं तयणु गुरुरोगवेयणक्कतो । मरिउं नियपोक्खरिणीए ददुरो सन्निओ जाओ ।।२३।। धन्नो स नंदसेट्ठी पोक्खरिणी जेण कारिया एसा । इय जणसाहुक्कारं सोउं सो सुमरए जाई ।।२४ ।।
विन्नायपुव्वजम्मो विचिंतए फुरियगरुयसंवेगो । अहह ! अणज्जेण मए कह अप्पा पाडिओ पावे ? ।।२५।।

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## The Scattering of the Eager Refusal

Hearing this, Nanda, having learned the twelve aspects of household dharma, renounced them. He bowed to his master and returned home. He perfectly followed the household dharma, increasing in merit. He considered himself to be a renunciant, freed from the cycle of birth and death.

Even though he was in the company of the un-enlightened, day after day, he remained steadfast in his renunciation. He was content in the company of the liberated, even in the midst of hardship.

During the month of Jyestha, at the time of the Posha festival, Nanda, the wealthy merchant, the best of the Maniyari, was overcome by a desire to build a pond. He was filled with the desire to create a place of peace and tranquility. He thought, "May these good people, these living beings, live long in this world."

He thought, "I will build a pond, a place where people can come to drink cool, clear water, bathe, and play." The wealthy merchant, Prabha, thought, "I will build a pond."

He called upon the skilled architect, Parihiyalakkhavatti, who was skilled in building houses. He requested him to build a pond.

He said, "O Dev! I want to build a pond in this area, a pond that will be a source of joy for the people. I want to build a pond that will be a source of happiness for the people."

The architect, with his skilled hands, built a pond with a beautiful, shady canopy of trees, including the Himtala, Tala, Tali, and Tamala. The pond was filled with clear, pure water, adorned with garlands of pearls. It was a place of beauty and tranquility, with swans swimming gracefully on its surface.

The pond was filled with the fragrance of lotus, kumuda, and kuvalaya flowers. It was a place where bees buzzed happily, attracted by the sweet scent of the flowers. The pond was surrounded by a beautiful grove of trees, with fish, frogs, and turtles swimming in its waters.

Nanda, the wealthy merchant, built this pond, which he named "Nanda." He also built a place where people could come to eat and drink, a place where they could find peace and happiness. He thought, "I will build a place where people can come to find peace and happiness."

People came to the pond to bathe, drink water, and play. They all enjoyed the pond, and they all praised Nanda for his generosity.

Nanda, the wealthy merchant, was a good man. He lived a long and happy life. He built this pond, which was filled with cool, clear water.

Hearing this, Nanda was filled with joy. He thought, "What a wonderful thing I have done! Who in this world would not be happy to have done such a good deed?"

However, after some time, Nanda was afflicted by a terrible illness. He suffered from sixteen different diseases, all of which were very painful.

Five doctors came to treat him, but they were unable to cure him. He was very sick, and he was close to death. He thought, "I am going to die. I will never see my beautiful pond again."

He remembered the joy that he had brought to the people by building the pond. He thought, "I have brought joy to the people. I have made them happy."

He thought about his past deeds, and he was filled with remorse. He thought, "Oh, what have I done? I have neglected my own spiritual development. I have wasted my life on material