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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द्वितीय प्राभृत - द्वितीय प्राभृतप्राभृत ]
२. ता मंडलाओ मंडलं संकममाणे सूरिए कण्णकलं' निव्वेढेइ, एवइयं च णं अद्धं पुरओ न गच्छइ, पुरओ गच्छमाणे मंडलकालं न परिहवेइ, तेसि णं अयं विसेसे।
तत्थ णं जे ते एवमाहंसु -
मंडलाओ मंडलं संकममाणे सूरिए कण्णकलं निव्वेढेइ एएणं ठाएणं णेयव्वं, णो चेव णं इयरेणं,
मण्डलान्मण्डलं संक्रामन् संक्रमितुमिच्छन् सूर्यस्तदधिकृतं मंडलम प्रथमक्षणादृर्ध्वमारभ्य कर्ण-कलं निर्वेष्टयति मुंचति, इयमत्र भावना-'भारत ऐरावतो वा सूर्यः स्व-स्वस्थाने उद्गतः सन् अपरमण्डलगतं कर्णं प्रथमकोटिभागरूपं लक्ष्यीकृत्य शनैःशनैरधिकृतं मण्डलं तया कयाचनापि कलया मुंचन चारं चरति' येन तस्मिन्नहोरात्रेऽतिक्रान्ते सति अपरानन्तरमण्डलस्यारम्भे वर्तते इति। कर्णकलमिति च क्रियाविशेषणं द्रष्टव्यं, तच्चैवं भावनीयं - कर्ण-अपरमण्डलगतप्रथमकोटिभागरूपं लक्ष्यीकृत्याधिकृतमण्डलं प्रथमक्षणादूर्ध्व क्षणे क्षणे कलयाऽतिक्रान्तं यथा भवति तथा निर्वेष्टयतीति। - सूर्य. टीका.

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## Second Prabhrita - Second Prabhrita Prabhrita ]
2. When the Sun transits from one mandala to another, it detaches the *kanna-kala* (ear-point). However, it does not go completely through it in half the time. When it goes completely through it, it does not leave the mandala-kala. This is the special feature of it.
There, those who said this -
"When the Sun transits from one mandala to another, it detaches the *kanna-kala* (ear-point) at that particular place, and not by this means,"
The Sun, desiring to transit from one mandala to another, detaches the *kanna-kala* (ear-point) of the next mandala from the first moment onwards. This is the contemplation here - "Like Bharat or Airavata, the Sun, having risen in its own place, aims at the *kanna* (ear-point) of the next mandala, which is the first koti-bhaga (part), and gradually detaches the next mandala with that particular *kala* (time), and moves in that way." By which, when that day and night have passed, it is present at the beginning of the next mandala. The *kanna-kala* (ear-point) should be understood as a specific action, and it should be contemplated in this way - "The Sun detaches the next mandala, aiming at the *kanna* (ear-point), which is the first koti-bhaga (part) of the next mandala, from the first moment onwards, moment by moment, as it is crossed by the *kala* (time)." - Surya. Tika.