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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एयं कयदव्वत्थयकिच्चो परिचत्तसयणधणभिच्चो | वंदणगुरुवंदणपुव्वं आलोइयं सव्वं ।।४ ।। आणाइमा जिणाणं दायव्वाऽऽलोयणा चरिमसमए । संविग्गगीयमाईण नियमओ जं सुए भणियं ॥ ५ ॥ संविग्गे गीयत्थे तदसय पासत्थमाइसारूवी । तदसइ पवयणदेवी सिद्धसमक्खं तु आलोए ॥ ६ ॥ आलोयणं अदाउं सइ अन्नमवि तहप्पणो दाउं । चिरंति कालं ते उ ससल्ला मुणेयव्वा ।।७।। न हु सुज्झइ ससल्लो जह भणियं सासणे धुयरयाणं । उद्धरियसव्वसलो गच्छइ सिद्धिं धुयकिलेसो ||८|| मरिउं ससल्लमरणं संसाराडविमहाकडिल्लंमि [ ? ] | सुरं भमंति जीवा अणोरपारे समाइन्ना ।।९।। उद्धरियसव्वसलो भत्तपरिन्नाए धणियमाउत्तो । सत्ताराहणजुत्तो चंदगविज्झं समाणेइ ।। १० ।। इय पवडेमि गुरूणं जहट्ठियं निययदुक्कडं सयलं । सम्मत्त-नाण-संजम-तव- वीरियायारविसयंमि । । ११ । । उद्धरियसव्वसल्लो वयपव्वयसिहरमारुहिय सम्मं । कम्मारिभयविमुक्का जाण सुही सव्वहा होइ । । १२ । । अह जिण सिद्ध- सुसाहु-धम्मं सरणंमि काउमिच्छंतो । जिणमाइ नमियतो मंगलं च सरणं च तप करेइ ।। १३ ।।
रागाइरिउजिआणं अरिहंताणं नमो अरहयाणं । कम्मकलंकविमुक्काण पणमिमो सव्वसिद्धाणं । ।१४।।
पंचविहायारधरे पयओ पणमामि सव्वआयरिए । सिद्धंतवायए तहा उवज्झाए वंदिमो सिरसा । । १५ ।। खंतागुणजुआणं असेसगुणरयणरोहणगिरीणं । गारवाण नमिमो धम्मसहायाण साहूणं । ।१६।।
आतुरप्रत्याख्यानप्रकीर्णकम् गा-८

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## Chapter 14: The Discourse on Rejecting the Sick

**14.** This is what should be done: One should give charity, both in the form of food and money. One should first bow down to the Guru and then contemplate all this. || 4 ||

**5.** In the last time cycle, the Jinas have given the teachings, and the teachings are to be contemplated. The rules that are well-spoken should be followed. || 5 ||

**6.** When contemplating the teachings, one should be free from attachment, and one should be free from the desire for worldly things. One should contemplate the teachings with the same mind as the Siddhas. || 6 ||

**7.** One should not give food to the sick, nor should one give them anything else. For a long time, they will be a burden and will have to be listened to. || 7 ||

**8.** One should not be attached to the sick, as the teachings say that they are a burden. One who is free from attachment to all beings will attain liberation. || 8 ||

**9.** Death is the death of the sick, it is the great ocean of suffering. The souls wander in the cycle of birth and death, bound by karma. || 9 ||

**10.** One who is free from attachment to all beings, who is wealthy and has a good family, who is endowed with the seven virtues, and who is a follower of the Jinas, will be liberated. || 10 ||

**11.** I bow down to the Gurus, who have taught the difficult rules of conduct, which are related to right faith, right knowledge, right conduct, right effort, and right mindfulness. || 11 ||

**12.** One who is free from attachment to all beings, who has climbed the mountain of liberation, who is free from fear, who knows the truth, will be liberated. || 12 ||

**13.** I seek refuge in the Jinas, the Siddhas, the good, and the Dharma. I bow down to the Jinas, and I seek refuge in them. I will practice austerities. || 13 ||

**14.** I bow down to the Arhats, the conquerors, who are free from the stains of karma. I bow down to all the Siddhas. || 14 ||

**15.** I bow down to all the Ayariyas, who are the holders of the five virtues. I bow down to the Siddhas, the teachers, and the monks. || 15 ||

**16.** I bow down to the good, who are endowed with the virtue of patience, who are the mountains of all virtues, and who are the helpers of the Dharma. || 16 ||

**The Discourse on Rejecting the Sick, Chapter 8**