Kasaya Pahuda Sutta

SR No.: 010396
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Hiralal Jain
Publisher: Veer Shasan Sangh Calcutta
Publication Year: 1955
Total Pages: 1043
Language: Hindi, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_Devnagari
File Size: 71 MB

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भाषाकारका मंगलाचरण
सकल कर्म रज दूर कर, सर्व पूज्य पद पाय । सिद्धि-योग्य अरहंतको, वंदू शीस नवाय ॥१॥
अष्टकर्मको नष्ट कर पा अष्टम क्षितिराज ।
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अक्षय अगणित गुण-धनी, जयवंतो शिवराज ||२||
जो शिव - मग पर नित्य ही चलें चलावें श्राप | ये गणधर आचार्य मम, हरें सकल संताप || ३ || उपदेशें शिवमार्गको, पाठक बन सुखदाय । ध्यान धरें निजरूपका, यशोमूर्ति उवाय ||४|| साधें श्रतम रूपको, धुनें पाप दुखदाय । वे असहाय सहाय कर, मेरी करहिं सहाय ॥ ५॥ वीरवदन-निर्गत-अमल-ज्ञान-सलिल-मय-धार । वहा वहा जगदम्ब ! तू, करे जगत उपकार || ६ || नय-कर- रवि, श्रुत-धर तथा, विनिहत मदन प्रसार । श्रीगुणधरको वन्दना, करता वारंवार ||७|| बहु-नय- गर्भित, गहन प्रति, अमित अर्थ- संयुक्त । जिन कसायपाहुड रचा, अनुपम गाथा युक्त ||८|| यतियोंमें वर वृषभ हैं, श्री यतिवृषभ महन्त । चूर्णिसूत्र के रचयिता, वन्दु सदा नमन्त ॥ ॥

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## Bhaṣākāraka Mangalācaraṇa

**Verse 1:**
May all karmas be cleansed, and all revered feet be attained.
I bow my head to the Siddhi-worthy Arhant.

**Verse 2:**
Destroy the eight karmas, and attain the eighth earth-king.
O inexhaustible, countless-virtue-possessor, victorious Shiva-king!

**Verse 3:**
Those who constantly walk on the path of Shiva, and who bestow curses.
These Ganadharas and Ācāryas, remove all my suffering.

**Verse 4:**
May the reader become blissful, by teaching the path of Shiva.
Focus on the self-form, and speak the praises of the glorious one.

**Verse 5:**
May I attain the hundred forms, and destroy the sinful and painful.
They are the support of the helpless, and may they support me.

**Verse 6:**
The pure knowledge-water-stream, flowing from the mouth of the valiant.
O Jagadambā, you shower blessings upon the world.

**Verse 7:**
The sun of the path, the holder of the scriptures, and the destroyer of lust.
I repeatedly bow to Śrīguṇadhara.

**Verse 8:**
Full of many paths, deep and profound, with infinite meaning.
The incomparable story composed by Jin Kasayapāhuḍ, is worthy of praise.

**Verse 9:**
Among the Yatis, the best is Vṛṣabha, the great Śrī Yativṛṣabha.
The composer of the Cūrṇisūtra, I bow to him always.