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Agam Sutra 28, Paryannasūtra-5, 'Tandulavaicārika'
Sūtra-141
Your mouth is fragrant with mouth freshener, your limbs are fragrant with perfumed substances, and your hair is fragrant with scented liquids during bathing, etc. So, what is your own natural fragrance?
Sūtra-142
O man! The dirt of the eyes, ears, nose, phlegm, impurities, and urine - this is your own natural odor.
Sūtra-143
Desire, attachment, and delusion - through various types of ropes, a lot has been said in praise of these women by numerous excellent poets. In reality, their nature is as follows:
Women are by nature crooked, addicted to sweet speech, as winding as a mountain river in loving, mistress of a thousand faults, causing sorrow, destroying hair, a slaughterhouse for men, destroying modesty, a mass of impropriety, a home of sin, a mine of enmity, a home of sorrow, violating propriety, a home of passion, the abode of the wicked, the mother of infatuation, destroying knowledge, destroying celibacy, an obstacle to religion, the enemy of the ascetic, a blemish for the virtuous, a resting place for passion, an obstruction on the path of liberation, the abode of poverty - when angry, like a venomous snake; when under the influence of lust, like an intoxicated elephant; due to an evil heart, like a tigress; with a blackened heart, like a well covered with grass; binding through hundreds of magical treatments, like a magician; despite being difficult to understand, like an ideal image; in burning the moral character, like the fire of a forest; unstable in mind, like an uneven mountain path; crooked like an internal wound; unreliable like the black snake of the heart.
Deceitful and hypocritical, like the deluge; loving for a moment like the redness of dusk; fickle in nature like the waves of the ocean; hard to transform like a fish; in fickleness, like a monkey; leaving nothing behind like death; deadly like time; having hands like the noose of Varuna; following the lower, like water; miserly, with hands turned upside down; as terrifying as hell; ill-mannered like a donkey; untamable like an evil horse; happy for a moment and angry the next, like a child; hard to enter, like the darkness; an inappropriate refuge, like the poison creeper; diving into the well with anger, like an evil crocodile; displaced; unfit for praise, like the rich; first appearing pleasant, but later giving bitter fruit, like the Kimpāka fruit; alluring like an empty fist without substance; causing disturbance like seizing the flesh; with unshakable pride and burnt morality, like a bundle of burnt grass; foul-smelling like Ariṣṭa; cheating on morality like a counterfeit coin; protected from suffering like an angry person; extremely sorrowful; condemned; mischievous; shallow; untrustworthy; unstable; protected from sorrow; unpleasant; harsh; punitive; intoxicated with beauty and fortune; crooked-hearted like the movement of a snake; causing fear like a journey in the forest; creating discord in the family and among friends; exposing the faults of others.
Ungrateful, destroying virility, abducting in solitude like a Kol, fickle, producing passion with red lips like a pot heated by fire, with a broken heart within, a bondage without a rope, a forest without a tree, a home of fire, an invisible Vaitaraṇī, an incurable disease, raving without separation, an unexpressed affliction, confusing the mind in sexual play, burning the whole body, thundering without clouds, like a waterless stream and constantly roaring like the ocean - this is a woman. In this way, many names are assigned to women. Through countless methods and in various ways, they increase the lust of men and make them the object of bondage and slaughter. No other enemy of man is like a woman. Therefore, 'woman', through various actions and arts, enchants and intoxicates men, and thus creates great conflict. This is the 'Tandulavaicārika' Agam Sutra, translated into Hindi by Muni Deepratan Sagara.| SR No. | 034695 |
| Book Title | Agam 28 Tandulvaicharik Sutra Hindi Anuwad |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Dipratnasagar, Deepratnasagar |
| Publisher | Dipratnasagar, Deepratnasagar |
| Publication Year | 2019 |
| Total Pages | 22 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, Agam 28, & agam_tandulvaicharik |
| File Size | 2 MB |