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________________ 190 was watching anyway. “The teacher's orders were not to break the neck when anybody was seeing. There is no second person. But I myself am here. I can see, my soul can see. The Lord can see. The free soul is seeing.” He returned with the hen. The next day the disciples went back to their teacher. He asked, “The hen made of flour was insentient and not a sentient being. Have you all killed it?” Replied the prince,” Here is the neck and here the body. I went into the forest and strangled it.” The teacher's son said, “I went into a cave and strangled it. Even a bird could not see it there. I followed your instructions verbatim.” Narada said, “Sir! I was not able to follow your instructions. I went into the dense forest. I walked hundreds of miles. There was no man, bird or beast. There was nobody there. I went into a dark cave where there was only darkness. I wanted to kill the hen there. It then occurred to me that even if nobody is seeing, the soul is. The lord who is all pervading is seeing. How could I find a place where the Lord was not watching? I was helpless. I came home.” The teacher praised Narada. The man who becomes aware that the soul and Acharya Mahaprajna Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org
SR No.006551
Book TitleAnekanta the Third Eye
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorMahapragna Acharya
PublisherJain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year
Total Pages266
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English, Philosophy, & Sermon
File Size8 MB
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