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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चंदस्स परिवुड्डि-परिहाणी -
गाहाओ - केणइ वड्डइ चंदो ? परिहाणी केण हुंति चंदस्स ? कालो वा जोण्हो वा ? केणऽणुभावेण चंदस्स? किण्हं राहुविमाणं णिच्चं चंदेण होइ अविरहियं । चउरंगुलमसंपत्तं, हिच्चा चंदस्स तं चरइ॥ बावष्टुिं बावढेि, दिवसे दिवसे तु सुक्कपक्खस्स। जं परिवड्डइ चंदो, खवेइ चेव काले णं॥ पण्णरसइ भागेण य चंदं पण्णरसमेव तं वरइ। पण्णरसइ भागेण य, पुणोऽवि तं चेव वक्कमइ॥ एवं वड्ढइ चंदो, परिहाणी एव होइ चंदस्स।
कालो वा जोण्हो वा, एवष्णुभावेण चंदस्स॥ अणवट्ठिया अवट्ठिया वा जोइसिया -
गाहाओ - अंतोमणुस्स खेत्ते, हवंति चारोवगा उ उववण्णा। पंचविहा जोइसिया, चंदा सूरा गहगणा य॥ तेण परं जे सेसा, चंदाइच्च-गह-तार-णक्खत्ता।
णत्थि गई णवि चारो, अवट्ठिया ते मुणेयव्वा॥ अड्ढाइजेसु दीव-समुद्देसु जोइसियाणं पमाणं -
गाहाओ - एवं जंबुद्दीवे, दुगुणा, लवणे चउग्गुणा हुँति। लावणगा य तिगुणिया, ससि-सूरा धायइसंडे॥ दो चंदा इह दीवे, चत्तारि य सायरे लवणतोए। धायइसंडे दीवे, बारस चंदा य सूरा य॥

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[ Surya Prajnapti Sutra ]

**Gatha:** How does the moon increase? How does the moon decrease? Is it by time or by space? By what nature does the moon increase and decrease? How does the Rahu-Vimana always remain inseparable from the moon? It is four angulas in size, and the moon always travels with it.

**Gatha:** It increases by twenty-eight, day by day, during the bright fortnight. As the moon increases, it also decreases in time.

**Gatha:** It increases by one-fifteenth, and it also decreases by one-fifteenth.

**Gatha:** Thus, the moon increases, and the moon decreases. It is by time or by space, by this nature does the moon increase and decrease.

**Gatha:** What are the celestial bodies in the human realm? There are four types of celestial bodies. There are five types of celestial bodies: the moon, the sun, and the planets.

**Gatha:** Beyond these, there are the moon, the planets, the stars, and the constellations. There are not four types of celestial bodies, but they are to be considered as four.

**Gatha:** What is the measure of the celestial bodies in the Jambudvipa, the Lavana, and the Dhāyisaṇḍa?

**Gatha:** In the Jambudvipa, there are twice as many, in the Lavana there are four times as many, and in the Lavana-Gāha there are three times as many. In the Dhāyisaṇḍa, there are twelve moons and suns.

**Gatha:** There are two moons in this Jambudvipa, four in the Lavana, and twelve moons and suns in the Dhāyisaṇḍa.