Agam 05 Ang 05 Bhagvati Vyakhyaprajnapti Sutra Part 02 Sthanakvasi

SR No.: 002903
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Amarmuni, Shreechand Surana
Publisher: Padma Prakashan
Publication Year: 2006
Total Pages: 654
Language: Hindi, English
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Book_English, Agam, Canon, Conduct, & agam_bhagwati
File Size: 20 MB

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45 34. (Q.) Bhante ! Are five-sensed animals (panchendriya tiryagyonik 4i jivas) equipped with faculties of action (aarambh; sinful activity) and 41 acquisition (parigraha; possession)?
(Ans.) Gautam ! Five-sensed animals (panchendriya tiryagyonik 4 jivas) are equipped with faculties of action (aarambh; sinful activity) and acquisition (parigraha; possession). This is because they have acquired bodies and karmas. Also they acquire tank (a mountain with one face broken or straight), koot (peak or pinnacle), shail (flat-top mountain), shikhari (mountain with a peak), pragbhar (leaning mountain; mountain 4 with an overhang). In the same way they also acquire water, land, hole i or burrow, cave, and layan (a dugout or cave on a hill). They acquire ujjhar (waterfall), nirjhar (mountain stream), chillal (a turbid pond), pallal (a delightful lake), vapreen (estuary or a water body with gullies). 4 They acquire koop (well), tadag (pond), draha (lake), river, vapi (bavadi i or rectangular reservoir), pushkarini (lake or pond with lotuses), dirghika (large lake), sarovar (natural lake), sar-pankti (row of lakes), sar-sar-pankti (row of lakes connected with canals), and bil-pankti (row of narrow wells or water-pits). They also acquire aram (pleasure garden), udyan (public parks with a variety of flowering plants and fruit trees), si kanan (jungle near a town or village), van (forest away from town or village), van-khand (forest with similar flora), and van-raji (forest with rows upon rows of trees). They acquire devakul (temples), sabha (assembly hall), ashram (hermitage), prapa (water-hut), stupa (a memorial pillar or mound), khatika (trench or gully), parikha (a moat or trench with narrow bottom and wide top). They also acquire prakar (parapet wall), attalak (bastion on a rampart), charika (an eight cubit wide pathway between moat and rampart), dvar (door), and gopur (main 41 gate of entrance into a town). They acquire prasad (palace), ghar (house), saran (thatched hut), layan (a dugout or cave on a hill), apan (shop or marketplace). They acquire shringatak (a triangular marketplace), trik ir
(meeting point of three roads), chatushk (meeting point of four roads), F chatvar (a square, court, circus, or plaza), chaturmukh (a temple with
gates on all four sides), and mahapath (highway). They also acquire shakat (bullock-cart), rath (chariot), yan (vehicle), yugya (palanquin), gilli (howda or a seat on elephant's back), thilli (a coach driven by two horses), shivika (covered palanquin), and syandamanika (a palanquin as 4 long as a man). They acquire lohi (a steel pan or concave platen), i
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