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Trivarnikaachar...
The body was cremated in those many installations of these pyres, considering it sacred and venerable, not all the world's various anikas. Just as all the stones of the whole world are not venerable, nor is all water venerable, but the inert stone or installation in which the Supreme Being is imagined is venerable. Or the gandhodak which Jain people apply to their foreheads reciting the shloka 'Nirmalam Nirmalikaram' etc., is considered venerable and sacred, not all the stones, flowers and waters of the whole world. When we consider the stones and flowers in which we have imagined the Supreme Being to be sacred and venerable, and apply the bath water of that stone statue to our foreheads with great enthusiasm, then we cannot say that there is any fault in considering the fire in which the body of the Tirthankara etc. was cremated to be sacred and venerable by installing it in this fire. Or it should be understood that all this worship is done in many ways. All of it is the worship of the Atma Deva. || 114 || 116 ||
Four pillars should be erected at the four corners, adorned with lucky leaves and banana stems. Decorate them with bells, torans, garlands of flowers, garlands of pearls etc. Spread a canopy over them, keep auspicious grains like yavar, til, cumin, wheat etc. on them. Keep auspicious things like chamar, mirror, dhoop ghat, jhanjh, dhuja, kalash there. || 117 || 118 ||
Going to the homagriha thus, facing west, sit down and perform the rituals, starting with salutations. || 119 ||
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Going to the homagriha prepared in the above manner, facing west, start the worship with salutations. || 119 ||
First of all, worship the Vayu, Medha, Agni, Vastu, Nagas, Kshetrapal, Guru, Pitris, and other Devas according to the rules. || 120 ||
Worship the Jinenndra, Siddha, Sari, Pathakas, Sadhus, and the Shruta, and recite the auspicious words of the Punyavachan here. || 121 ||
1. In this place, consider the direction in which the face of the Jindeva is as the east direction. And since your face is in front of the Deva, consider it as the west direction. This should be understood in all the worship rituals.
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