Suryaprajnapti Chandraprajnapti

SR No.: 003459
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Madhukarmuni, Kanhaiyalal Maharaj, Shobhachad Bharilla
Publisher: Agam Prakashan Samiti
Publication Year: 1989
Total Pages: 302
Language: Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, Geography, agam_suryapragnapti, & agam_chandrapragnapti
File Size: 4 MB

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दुवालसमुहुत्ते दिवसे भवइ, दोहिं एगट्ठिभागमुहुत्तेहिं अहिए। २. से पविसमाणे सूरिए दोच्चंसि अहोरत्तंसि बाहिराणंतरं तच्चं मंडलं उवसंकमित्ता चारं चरइ।
ता जया णं सूरिए बाहिराणंतरं तच्चं मंडलं तवसंकमित्ता चारं चरइ, तया णं दोहिं राइंदिएहिं दो भाए ओयाए रयणिखेत्तस्स निव्वुड्ढेत्ता, दिवस-खेत्तस्स अभिवुड्ढेत्ता चारं चरइ, मंडलं अट्ठारसेहिं तीसेहिं सएहिं छेत्ता।
तया णं अट्ठारसमुहुत्ता राई भवइ, चउहिं एगट्ठिभागमहुत्तेहिं ऊणा। दुवालसमुहुत्ते दिवसे भवइ, चउहिं एगट्ठिभागमुहुत्तेहिं अहिए।
३. एवं खलु एएणं उवाएणं पविसमाणे सूरिए तयाणंतराओ मंडलाओ तयाणंतरं मंडलं संकममाणे संकममाणे एगमेगे मंडले, एगमेगेणं राइदिएणं एगमेगं भागं ओयाए रयणि-खेत्तस्स निव्वुड्ढेमाणे निव्वडढेमाणे दिवस-खेत्तस्स अभिवडढेमाणे अभिवड्ढेमाणे सव्वब्भंतरं मंडलं उवसंकमित्ता चारं चरइ।
४. ता जया णं सूरिए सव्वबाहिराओ मंडलाओ सव्वब्भंतरं मंडलं उवसंकमित्ता चारं चरइ, तया णं सव्वबाहिरं मंडलं पणिहाय एगेणं तेसीएणं राइंदियसएणं एगं तेसीयं भागसयं ओयाए रयणिखेत्तस्स निव्वुड्ढेत्ता दिवस-खेत्तस्स अभिवुड्ढेत्ता चारं चरइ, मंडलं अट्ठारसेंहि तीसेहिं सएहिं छेत्ता।
तया णं उत्तमकट्ठपत्ते उक्कोसए अट्ठारसमुहुत्ते दिवसे भवइ, जहणिया दुवालसमुहुत्ता राई भवइ।
एस णं दोच्चे छम्मासे, एस णं दोच्चस्स छम्मासस्स पज्जवसाणे। एस णं आइच्चे संवच्छरे, एस णं आइच्चस्स संवच्छरस्स पजवसाणे।

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[ Surya Prajnapti Sutra ]

1. The day consists of twelve muhurtas, and the night consists of twelve muhurtas.
2. When the sun enters, it traverses the outer circle of its mandala, moving in four directions.
As the sun traverses the outer circle of its mandala, it moves in four directions, causing two rays to illuminate the field of light, and two rays to illuminate the field of day. The mandala is divided into eighteen, thirty, and one hundred parts.
Therefore, the day consists of eighteen muhurtas, minus four parts of a muhurta. The night consists of twelve muhurtas, minus four parts of a muhurta.
3. Thus, as the sun enters, it traverses the mandalas, moving from one mandala to another. Each mandala, with its own rays, illuminates the field of light, and illuminates the field of day. The sun traverses all the mandalas, moving in four directions.
4. When the sun traverses all the outer mandalas, and all the inner mandalas, it traverses the outermost mandala, causing one hundred rays to illuminate the field of light, and one hundred rays to illuminate the field of day. The mandala is divided into eighteen, thirty, and one hundred parts.
Therefore, the day consists of eighteen muhurtas, when the sun reaches its highest point, just as the night consists of twelve muhurtas.
This is the duration of the six months, and this is the end of the six months. This is the duration of the solar year, and this is the end of the solar year.