Agam 05 Ang 05 Bhagvati Vyakhya Prajnapti Sutra Part 02 Bhagvai Terapanth

SR No.: 006599
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Tulsi Acharya, Mahapragna Acharya, Mahendramuni, Nathmal Tatia
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 2009
Total Pages: 740
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Agam, Canon, & agam_bhagwati
File Size: 20 MB

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Bhagavai 6:7:133-135
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32. Ta. Rā. Vā.3.27-kimhetukau punastau, kälahetukau. 33. Ni. Cu, part 3, on Cürņi of Bhä. gä 3541-yathā devakurottarāsu kşetrasya snigdhagunatvādāyuso
dirghatvam, susamasusamāyam ca kālasya snigdhatvāddirghatvamāyusah. 34. Jambu. 2.131-samayalukkhayāe nam ahiyam camdā sīyam mocchihimti, ahiyam süriya tavissamti. 35. Trişastisalākāpuruşacaritta, first parva, sloka 944-svāmyapyüce- snigdharuksakäladoso'gnirutthitah naikäntarükşe naikāntasnigdhe kāle bhavatyasau.
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Susama-susamāe bharahavāsa-padam 6.135 jambuddīve nam bhamte! dīve imise osappiņie susama-susamäe samāe
uttimatthapattāe, bharahassa vāsassa kerisae ägārabhāvapadoyāre hotthā? goyamā! bahusamaramanijje bhūmibhāge hotthā, se jahānämaeālimgapukkhare ti vā, evam uttarakuruvattavvayā neyavvā jāva--tattha nam bahave bhārayā manussā manussio ya āsayamti sayamti citihamti nisīyamti tuyattamti hasamti ramamti lalamti. tise nam samāe bhārahe väse tattha-tattha dese-dese tahim-tahim bahave uddālā koddālā jāva kusa-vikusa-visuddharukkhamūlā jāva chavvihā maņussā anusajjhitthā, tam jahā-- pamhagamdhā,
miyagamdhā, asamā, tetali, sahā, sanimcāri. The Topic of the Continent of Bharata in the Aeon of Supreme Plenty
How did, O Lord, the continent of Bharata appear with respect to its features and (people's) states in the excellently developed aeon of supreme plenty during the current descending cycle in the Island of Jambüdvīpa? Gautama! the appearance of the) land of the continent of Bharata was very delightful on account of the evenness of its surface, just like the parchment stretched over the opening of a hand-drum of the ālingī variety. Here the description of uttarakuru is to be brought from (the Jīva. 3.578-79; or Jambū 2.7).... up to there were indeed many inhabitants of the Bharata continent as men and women (flora and fauna), who used to reside, sleep, stand, sit, turn sides while lying down, laugh, play and make merry there. In that aeon, different parts and regions of the continent of Bharata here and there were spread over by many trees like Uddāla, Koddāla...... up to the clean treeroots free from the grasses like Kusa and Vikuśa...... up to the heredity of six races of humans prevailed, viz., [1] humans with (natural) fragrance of lotus, [2] humans with (natural) fragrance of musk, [3] unselfish humans [4] vigorous and handsome humans, [5] tolerant and powerful humans and [6] humans free from hustle-bustle.
Bhāsya
1. Sutra 135
The present dialogue delineates the condition of the ara (aeon) of supreme plenty in the descending cycle. At the time, the surface of the earth was perfectly even.