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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खण्डः - २ दृष्टान्तसमुच्चयः
श्रावकव्रतानि गृहीतानि । पुरोहितेन कथितम् भगवन् ! अस्माकमपत्यं भविष्यति न वा इति ? साधुभ्यामुक्तं भवतां द्वौ द्वारको भविष्यतः, तौ च बालावस्थायामेव प्रव्रजिष्यतः, तयोर्भवद्भ्यां व्याघातो न कार्यः । तौ प्रव्रज्य घनं लोकं प्रतिबोधयिष्यतः । इति भणित्वा तौ देवौ स्वस्थानं गतौ ।
ततोऽचिरेण च्युत्वा पुरोहितभार्याया उदरेऽवतीर्णौ । ततोऽसौ पुरोहितः सभार्यो नगरान्निर्गत्य प्रत्यन्तग्रामे स्थितः, तत्रैव सा ब्राह्मणी प्रसूता, दारकौ जातौ, लब्धसंज्ञौ तौ ताभ्यां मुनिमार्गविरक्तताकरणार्थमेवं शिक्षितौ य एते मुण्डितशिरस्काः साधवो दृश्यन्ते, बालकान् मारयित्वा तन्मांसं खादन्ति, तत एतेषां समीपे श्रीमद्भिर्न कदापि स्थेयम् । अन्यदा तस्माद् ग्रामादेतौ क्रीडन्तौ बहिर्निर्गतौ, तत्र पथश्रान्तान् साधूनागच्छतः पश्यतः । ततो भयभ्रान्तौ तौ दारकावेकस्मिन् वटपादपे आरूढौ । साधवस्तु तस्यैव वटपादपस्याधः पूर्वंगृहीताशनादिभोजनं कर्तुं प्रवृत्ताः । वारूढ कुमारौ स्वाभाविकमन्नपानं पश्यतः । ततश्चिन्तुतुं प्रवृत्तौ नैते बालमांसाशिनः, किन्तु स्वाभाविकाहारकारिणः, क्वचिदेतादृशः साधवोऽस्माभिर्दृष्टा इति चिन्तयतोस्तयोर्जातिस्मरणमुत्पन्नम् । ततः प्रतिबुद्धौ तौ साधून् वन्दित्वा गतौ मातृ-पितृसमीपम् । अध्ययनोक्तवाक्यैस्ताभ्यां मातापितरौ प्रतिबोधितौ । तद्धनलिप्सुं राजानां च राज्ञी प्रतिबोधितवती । एवं षडपि जीवा गृहीतप्रव्रज्याः केवलज्ञानमासाद्य मोक्षं गताः ।
६२. अविरमणध्याने श्री आवश्यकहारिभद्रीयटीकाऽन्तर्गता मेतार्यमुनिकथा ।
साएते णगरे चंडवडंसओ राया, तस्स दुवे पत्तीओ - सुदंसणा पियदंसणा य, तत्थ सुदंसणा दुवे पुत्ता - सागरचंदो मुणिचंदो य पियदंसणाएवि दो पुत्ता- गुणचंदो बालचंदो य, सागरचंदो जुवराया, मुणिचंदस्स उज्जेणी दिण्णा कुमारभुत्तीए । इओ य चंडवडंसओ राया माहमासे पडिमं ठिओ वासघरे जाव दीवगो जलइत्ति, तस्स सेज्जावाली चिंतेइ दुक्खं सामी अंधतमसे अच्छिहिति, ताए बितिए जामे विज्झायंते दीवगे तेल्लं छूढं, सो ताव जलिओ जाव अद्धरत्तो, ताहे पुणोवि तेल्लं छूढं ताव जलिओ जाव पच्छिमपहरो, तत्थवि छूढं, ततो राया सुकुमारो विहायंतीए रयणीए वेयणाभिभूओ कालगओ, पच्छा सागरचंदो राया जाओ । अण्णया सो माइसवत्तिं भणइ - गेण्ह रज्जं पुत्ताण ते भवउत्ति, अहं पव्वयामि, सा णेच्छइ एएण रज्जं आयत्तंति, तओ सा अतिज्जाणनिज्जाणेसु रायलच्छी दिप्पंतं पासिऊण चिंतेइ - मए पुत्ताण रज्जं दिज्जंतं ण इच्छियं, तेवि एवं सोभन्ता, इयाणीवि णं मारेमि, छिद्दाणि मग्गइ सो य छूहालू, तेण सूतस्स संदेसओ दिण्णो, एत्तो चेव पुव्वहियं पठ्ठविज्जासि, जइ विरावेमि, सूएण सीहकेसरओ मोदओ चेडीए हत्थेण विसज्जिओ,
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Chapter - 2 Collection of Examples
The Shravaka vows were accepted. The priest said, "O Lord! Will we have children or not?" The Sadhus said, "You will have two sons, and they will become monks in their childhood. You should not hinder them. They will become monks and enlighten the world." Saying this, the two gods went to their place.
Soon after, the priest's wife gave birth to two sons. Then the priest, along with his wife, left the city and settled in a remote village. There, the Brahmin woman gave birth, and two children were born. When they gained consciousness, they were taught by their parents to avoid the path of the monks, saying, "These shaven-headed Sadhus are seen, they kill children and eat their flesh, therefore, you should never be near them."
One day, the two children went out to play from that village. There, they saw the tired Sadhus on the path. Then, the two children, frightened, climbed a banyan tree. The Sadhus were about to eat the food they had brought earlier, under the same banyan tree. The children, who were sitting on the tree, saw their natural food and drink. Then they started thinking, "These are not child-eaters, but they eat natural food. We have seen such Sadhus somewhere." While thinking this, they remembered their birth. Then, they bowed to the Sadhus and went to their parents.
The parents were enlightened by the words spoken in their studies. The queen also enlightened the king who was greedy for wealth. Thus, all six beings, having accepted the vows of renunciation, attained liberation after attaining perfect knowledge.
62. The story of Metarya Muni, included in the commentary of the Avasyakahara, which is a continuous meditation.
In that city, there was a king named Chandavardhana. He had two wives - Sudansana and Piyadansana. Sudansana had two sons - Sagarachandra and Munichandra. Piyadansana also had two sons - Gunachandra and Balachandra. Sagarachandra was the heir apparent, and Munichandra was given the kingdom of Ujjain.
This Chandavardhana king used to stay in his palace for a month, until the lamp went out. His queen used to worry, "My husband is in the dark, he is suffering." When the lamp went out, the servants would light it with oil. It would burn until midnight, then they would light it again with oil, and it would burn until evening. Then they would light it again. The king, who was weak due to illness, died at night. After that, Sagarachandra became the king.
He said to his mother, "Take the kingdom, my sons will be born." She did not want the kingdom to be taken away. She saw the royal insignia shining in the mirror and thought, "I don't want my sons to get the kingdom. They are so young, I will kill them. She thought of various ways to kill them, but she could not find any. Then she sent a message to the charioteer, "You should send them to the forest tomorrow. If they cry, you should kill them with a sword."
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