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## Aaturpratyakhyanaprakirnakam Durdhyan-63 Ga. 11
63-Amutimaranamjhaane [Amuctimaranadhyane]
Bhuvo- Liberation is liberation from the cycle of birth and death, a state of auspiciousness, not liberation from liberation. Death in that state is Amuctimaran, and meditation on that is Amuctimaranadhyan. As such, do not create the cause for this obstacle to liberation. Just as in the world, the statement of Vansharjuna, even though repeatedly dissuaded by the painting, still creates the cause for his downfall by having an inauspicious attitude, thinking, "Even after experiencing this glory, I will not desire liberation," etc.
Vanshalakshmiamanuddhrutiya samucchedena vidvisham.
Nirvanamapimanayehamaantaraayam jayasriyah. || iti [Kirata-11-69] || 63 ||
In some readings, the word "ruvanjhaane" is also seen. There, "rupa" means "to be seen," "to be observed," etc. in mirrors, etc. That meditation is on that, and it is of two types: meditation on one's own form and meditation on another's form. There, as in the case of Sanatkumara, who was praised by the gods for his beautiful form, it is meditation on one's own form. Meditation on another's form, however, is like that of the Gopadarakas, whose minds are distracted by the excessive beauty of the Abhira girl, and whose chariots are broken by their chariots being overturned due to going off the path near the chariot. Or, as in the case of Chandrapradhyota, who meditates on the forms of Angaravati, etc., which are painted on the canvas, it is meditation on another's form. These six types of meditation are all of a violent nature, and are therefore the objects of false misconduct.
Soma- Amutimaranam jhaane - Liberation is liberation from the cycle of birth and death, not liberation from liberation. It means the desire for worldly pleasures. Therefore, death in that state is meditation on that. "Do not create the cause for this obstacle to liberation," etc. Even though repeatedly dissuaded by his brother, the virtuous one, he creates the cause for his downfall by having an inauspicious attitude, thinking, "Even after experiencing this glory of the wheel, I will not desire liberation," etc. || 63 ||
These sixty types of meditation are all of a violent nature, and are therefore the objects of false misconduct. The anusvara in all the meditation words is to be understood as a lakshanika, and its elision is to be done.
Guna- Liberation is liberation from the cycle of birth and death, a state of auspiciousness. Not liberation from liberation. Death in that state is Amuctimaran, and meditation on that is Amuctimaranadhyan. As such, do not create the cause for this obstacle to liberation. Even though repeatedly dissuaded, he creates the cause for his downfall by having an inauspicious attitude, thinking, "Even after experiencing this glory, I will not desire liberation," etc. || 63 ||
Pasuttasssa va padibuddhassa va jo me koi devasio raio uttamaddhe aikkamo vaikkamo aiyaro anayaro tassa miccha me dukkadam. || 11 ||
Prasuptasyava pratibuddhasyava yo maya kashchidaivasiko raatriko uttamarthe'tikramo vyatikramo'ticaro'nacharo tasya mithya me dusskritam. || 11 ||
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