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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कसाय पाहुड सुत्त [५ संक्रम-अर्थाधिकार उगुवीसहारसयं चोइस एक्कारसादिया सेसा । एदे मुण्णदाणा णसए चोदसा होति ॥५०॥ अवारस चोहसयं ट्राणा सेसा य दसगमादीया। एदे सुण्णटाणा बारस इत्थीसु बोद्धव्वा ॥५१॥ चोदसग णवगमादी हवंति उवसामगे च खवगे च । एदे सुण्णद्वाणा दस वि य पुरिसेसु बोद्धव्या ॥५२॥ णव अट्ट सत्त छकं पणग दुगं एक्कयं च बोद्धव्वा । एदे सुण्णटाणा पढमकसायोवजुत्तेसु ॥५३॥ सत्त य छकं पणगं च एक्कयं चेव आणुपुबीए । एदे सुण्णटाणा विदियकसाओवजुत्तेसु ॥ ५४॥
नपुंसकवेदी जीवों में उन्नीस, अट्ठारह, चौदह और ग्यारहको आदि लेकर शेप स्थान, अर्थात् ग्यारह, दश, नौ, आठ, सात, छह, पाँच, चार, तीन, दो और एक प्रकृतिक चौदह स्थान शून्य हैं ॥५०॥
अव स्त्रीवेदी जीवोमे नही पाये जानेवाले संक्रमस्थानोका प्ररूपण करते है
स्त्रीवेदी जीवोंमें अट्ठारह और चौदह-प्रकृतिक ये दो स्थान, तथा दशको आदि लेकर एक तकके दश स्थान, इस प्रकार ये बारह स्थान शून्य जानना चाहिए ॥५१॥
अब पुरुपवेदी जीवोमे नहीं पाये जानेवाले संक्रमस्थानोको वतलाते हैं
पुरुपवेदी जीवोंमें, उपशामकमें और क्षपकमें चौदह-प्रकृतिक संक्रमस्थान तथा नौको आदि लेकर एक तकके नौ स्थान इस प्रकार दश स्थान शून्य हैं ॥५२॥
अब क्रोधकपायी जीवोमे नहीं पाये जानेवाले संक्रमस्यानोको कहते हैं
प्रथम-क्रोधकपायसे उपयुक्त जीवोंमें नौ, आठ, सात, छह, पाँच, दो और एक-प्रकृतिक सात स्थान शून्य हैं ॥५३॥
अव मानकपायी जीवोमे नही पाये जानेवाले संक्रमस्थानोको कहते हैं
द्वितीय मानकपायसे उपयुक्त जीवोंमें सात, छह, पाँच और एक प्रकृतिक चार स्थान शून्य हैं । इस प्रकार आनुपूर्वीसे शून्यस्थानोंका कथन किया ॥५४॥
विशेपार्थ-शेप दो माया और लोभकपायमे शून्यस्थानका विचार नहीं है, क्योंकि उनमे सभी संक्रमस्थान पाये जाते हैं।
अब ग्रन्थकार इसी उपर्युक्त दिशासे शेप मार्गणास्थानोमें सम्भव और असम्भव संक्रमस्थानोके भी जान लेनेकी सूचना करते हैं

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## Kashaya Pahud Sutta [5]

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**[5. Transmigration-Possession, Uguvi Saharasam, Choice, and Eleventh State. These are fourteen in number in the Nupumsaka Veedi Jivas. [50]]**

In the Nupumsaka Veedi Jivas, the fourteen natural states are absent from the following: nineteen, eighteen, fourteen, and eleven, as well as the remaining states, namely eleven, ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, and one. [50]

**[51. Avaras Fourteen States are Absent from the Remaining States, as Well as the Ten States Beginning with Ten. These are Twelve in Number in the Stri Veedi Jivas.]**

In the Stri Veedi Jivas, the following states are absent: eighteen and fourteen, the two natural states, as well as the ten states beginning with ten, up to one. Thus, these twelve states are to be considered as absent. [51]

**[52. Fourteen States Beginning with Nine are Absent in the Upshamaka and Kshapaka States. These are Ten in Number in the Purusha Veedi Jivas.]**

In the Purusha Veedi Jivas, the fourteen natural states are absent in the Upshamaka and Kshapaka states, as well as the nine states beginning with nine, up to one. Thus, these ten states are to be considered as absent. [52]

**[53. Nine, Eight, Seven, Six, Five, Two, and One are Absent in the First Krodha Kapaya State. These are Seven in Number.]**

In the Jivas who are suitable for the first Krodha Kapaya state, the following seven natural states are absent: nine, eight, seven, six, five, two, and one. [53]

**[54. Seven, Six, Five, and One are Absent in the Second Mana Kapaya State. These are Four in Number. Thus, the Absent States are Enumerated in Sequence.]**

In the Jivas who are suitable for the second Mana Kapaya state, the following four natural states are absent: seven, six, five, and one. Thus, the absent states are enumerated in sequence. [54]

**Special Note:** The absent states are not considered in the Maya and Lobha Kapaya states, because all transmigration states are present in them.

Now, the author of this text informs us about the possible and impossible transmigration states in the remaining states of the path of liberation, following the same direction as above.