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Agam Sutra 29, Payannasutra-6, Sanstark' Sutra -58-60
In the city of Kumbhakar, the minister named Papbuddhi Palak of Dandakaraja, due to being defeated later by Skandakkumar -.......... in a fit of rage, he became a Maya, and five hundred innocent Sadhus, including Shri Skandasuri, who had taken the five great vows, were ground in a mill -.......... those four hundred ninety-nine great sages, devoid of affection, beyond ego, and unattached even to their own bodies, attained liberation by embracing Santhara and remaining in the state of worship, even after being ground in that way. Sutra - 61
The well-known Rajarshi named Dand, who was among those who wore the image. On one occasion, he was standing in the garden of Yamunavakra Nagar, wearing the image, in Kayotsarga meditation, when the Yavana king pierced him with arrows. At that time, he embraced Santhara and remained in the state of worship. Sutra - 62
After that, the Yavana king, filled with remorse, embraced Shramanatva. He stood in Kayotsarga meditation, becoming devoid of attachment to the body. On that occasion, someone pierced him with an arrow. Even then, the great sage attained Samadhi by embracing Santhara. Sutra - 63
Shri Sukoshal Rishi, the son of Shri Kirtidhar Raja of Saketapur, was descending from the mountain with his father Muni on the day of the Parana of Masakshaman during Chaturmas. At that time, his mother from a previous birth, a tigress, tore him apart. Sutra - 64
Even then, he remained steadfast in his renunciation, making good use of it. He died in Samadhi after being eaten by the tigress. Sutra - 65
Shri Avantisukumal of Ujjayini Nagar, having attained the feeling of remorse, took initiation. At the right time, he embraced Padap-ogam Anashan and remained in solitary meditation in the middle of the cremation ground. Sutra - 66
A ferocious she-wolf, filled with rage, tore him apart in terror. He died in Samadhi after being eaten for three Praharas. Sutra - 67
Shri Kartikarya Rishi of Suravanagram, whose body was filled with the dirt of the body, the dust of the road, and sweat, etc., but who was a knower of the inherent impurity of the body, was like a foundation of virtue and restraint. Such a great sage, whose body was afflicted by indigestion, always remained absorbed in Samadhi. Sutra - 68
One time, while searching for Prasook food in Rohidkanagar, the Rishi was pierced by a Kshatriya, his former enemy, with a weapon. Sutra - 69
Despite the piercing of his body, the great sage, in a solitary, desolate, and unattached vast land, gave up his body and died in Samadhi.
Muni Diparatnasagar Krit "(Sanstark)" Agam Sutra-Hindi Translation"
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