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“Dasarūpaka-Vicāra”
1705 i.e. the birth and conception of the sandhyanga-s are with reference to the sandhis such and mukha, pratimukha etc. The anga-s are fixed with reference to individual sandhi-s but the practice of the sandhy antara-s is not limited by any sections (such as individual sandhi-s) :
pratyekam niyatarvena yojyā tatraiva kalpanā, sandhyantarāņām vijñeyaḥ prayogas tv a-vibhāgataḥ. (III. 93) R.S. further observes : : tathaiva darśanād eşām
a-naiyatyena sandhișu (III. 94a) i.e. As these sandhyantaras are seen not as fixed with sandhi-s, they could not be included in the (concept of) anga-s i.e. sandhyanga-s, which is so ordained in the DR. -
"tad eșām a-vicāreņa kathito daśa-rūpake III. 94b sandhyantarāņām angeșu nä’ntarbhāvo mato mama, sāmádyupāya dakşena sandhyā"di-guna-sobhinā. III. 95
nirvyūdham singabhūpena
... sandhyantar-nirūpaņam, III. 96a So, I, Śingabhūpāla, expert in the use of upāya-s such as 'sāma' and the like and one who am decorated by, qualities of sandhi etc. ['sāma', and 'sandhi' are used in a double sense) treat sandhyantara (separately). -
Thus “ingabhūpāla flouts the authority of the DR. in this respect and chooses to follow the tradition of treating sandhyantara as a concept, independent of sandhyanga-s.
Whatever his opinion, singabhūpāla adds grace to his treatment.
We will now turn to a comparative and critical study of the concept of sandhis and sandhyanga-s as found in major works with special help from the article of our guru Dr. V. M. Kulkarni who has attempted this study in an article printed in
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