Agam 15 Upang 04 Pragnapana Sutra Stahanakvasi

SR No.: 003483
Original Sutra Author: Shyamacharya
Author: Madhukarmuni, Gyanmuni, Shreechand Surana, Shobhachad Bharilla
Publisher: Agam Prakashan Samiti
Publication Year: 1983
Total Pages: 1524
Language: Prakrit, Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari
File Size: 37 MB

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द्वितीय स्थानपद [191 प्रोगाहणाए सिद्धा भवत्तिमागेण होंति परिहीणा / संठाणमणित्थंथं जरा-मरणविप्पमक्काणं // 166 // जस्थ य एगो सिद्धो तत्थ अणंता भवक्खयविमुषका / अण्णोण्णसमोगाढा पुट्ठा सम्वे वि लोयंते // 167 / / फुसइ प्रणते सिद्ध सम्यपएसेहि नियमसो सिद्धा। ते वि असंखेज्जगुणा देस-पदेसेहि जे पुट्ठा // 16 // प्रसरीरा जीवघणा उवउत्ता दंसणे य नाणे य / सागारमणागारं लक्खणमेयं तु सिद्धाणं / / 166 // केवलणाणुवउत्ता जाणंती सव्वभावगुण-मावे / पासंति सव्वतो खलु केवलट्ठिीहऽणंताहिं // 17 // न वि अस्थि माणुसाणं तं सोक्खं न वि य सव्वदेवाणं / जं सिद्धाणं सोक्खं अम्बाबाहं उवगयाणं // 17 // सुरगणसुहं समत्तं सम्वद्धापिडितं प्रणतगुणं / ण वि पावे मुत्तिसुहं गंताहिं वि वग्गवग्गृहि // 172 / / सिद्धस्स सुहो रासी सव्वद्धापिडितो जइ हवेज्जा / सोऽणंतवग्गभइतो सव्वागासे ण माएज्जा // 173 // जह णाम कोइ मेच्छो जगरगुणे बहुविहे वियाणंतो। न चएइ परिकहेउं उवमाए तहिं असंतोए / / 174 / / इय सिद्धाणं सोक्खं प्रणोवम, णस्थि तस्स प्रोवम्म / किचि विसेसेणेत्तो सारिक्खमिणं सुणह वोच्छं / / 17 / / जह सम्वकामगुणितं पुरिसो भोत्तण भोयणं कोइ। तण्हा-छुहाविमुक्को प्रच्छेज्ज जहा अमियतित्तो // 176 // इय सव्वकालतित्ता अतुलं व्याणमुवगया सिद्धा। सासयमव्वाबाहं चिट्ठति सुही सुहं पत्ता // 177 / / सिद्ध त्ति य बुद्ध त्ति य पारगत त्ति य परंपरगत त्ति / उम्मुक्ककम्मकवया अजरा अमरा प्रसंगा य // 17 // णित्थिन्नसव्वदुक्खा जाति-जरा-मरणबंधणविमुक्का / प्रवाबाहं सोक्खं अणुहुंती सासयं सिद्धा // 17 // // पण्णवणाए भगवईए बिइयं ठाणपयं समत्तं / / 1. [ग्रन्थाग्रम् 1500] 2. ग्रन्थाग्रम् 1520]

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## Second Stage [191]

**166.** The liberated ones, having attained Siddhahood, are beyond the reach of the cycle of births and deaths. They are free from the limitations of body, age, and death.

**167.** Just as there is one Siddha, so there are infinite liberators of the cycle of births and deaths. They are all equal, united, and together they shine brightly.

**168.** The Siddhas, who are established in the right faith, are praised by the liberated ones. They are countless in number and are praised by the liberated ones in all the realms and places.

**169.** The liberated ones, who are the masters of their own bodies, are the masters of their own senses and knowledge. They are like the ocean, the abode of all the treasures. This is the characteristic of the Siddhas.

**170.** The liberated ones, who are the masters of their own knowledge, know all the qualities and characteristics of all beings. They are free from all limitations and are infinite in their knowledge.

**171.** There is no happiness for humans or even for all the gods that is equal to the happiness of the Siddhas. This happiness is beyond all comparison.

**172.** Even the gods, who are full of happiness, who are powerful, who are worshipped, and who are full of virtues, cannot attain the happiness of liberation, even if they go from one heaven to another.

**173.** The happiness of the Siddha is a treasure that is beyond all comparison. It is infinite and is not limited by any space or time.

**174.** Just as a person who is full of desires, enjoys eating and drinking, but is not satisfied, so also a person who is full of desires, cannot be satisfied by any comparison.

**175.** The happiness of the Siddhas is beyond all comparison. There is no comparison for it. It is like the sound of a conch shell, which is unique and cannot be compared to anything else.

**176.** Just as a person who is full of desires, enjoys eating and drinking, but is not satisfied, so also a person who is free from desires, is like the ocean, which is limitless.

**177.** The Siddhas are free from all desires and are always happy. They are like the ocean, which is limitless and always full of water.

**178.** The Siddhas are called Buddhas, Paragaatas, and Paramparagaatas. They are free from all karmas, they are ageless and immortal, and they are always happy.

**179.** The Siddhas are free from all suffering, they are free from the bondage of birth, old age, and death, and they are always happy. They are like the ocean, which is limitless and always full of water.

**191.** The second stage of the liberation of the soul is complete.