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**Āgama Sūtra 30/2, Payannā Sūtra-7/2, Chandravedhyaka' Sūtra - 103**
Those who, with firm wisdom, become one-pointed in mind and search for the welfare of the other world, they cross over all human suffering. Sūtra-104
The man who, without negligence, destroys anger, pride, deceit, greed, aversion, and hatred in restraint, he certainly attains supreme happiness. Sūtra - 105
The human being who, having obtained the very rare human birth, does not make it meaningful, is like a ship captain who is very unhappy after the ship is wrecked. Sūtra - 106
The man who, having obtained the rare Śramaṇa Dharma, does not violate it by his mind, speech, and body, does not experience sorrow like a sailor who finds a ship in the ocean. Sūtra - 107, 108
_ First of all, it is rare to obtain human birth, it is rare to attain enlightenment in human birth. Even if enlightenment is attained, Śramaṇatva is very rare. Even after obtaining the status of a Sadhu, it is very rare to obtain the secret knowledge of the scriptures. After understanding the secret of knowledge, it is very rare to attain purity of character. Therefore, wise men are always striving for purity of character through criticism, etc. Sūtra-109
Some praise the virtues of Right Conduct, some praise the purity of character, and some praise Right Knowledge. Sūtra - 110-111
If both Right Conduct and character are attained together, which virtue should an intelligent man practice first? Right Conduct can be attained even without character. Just as King Kṛṣṇa and King Śreṇika had Right Conduct even in their non-restraint. But those who are virtuous have Right Conduct as a rule. Sūtra - 112
One who is corrupted by character should certainly adopt the superior Right Conduct. Because a being can become a Siddha even without having the substance of character, but a being without the qualities of perception cannot become a Siddha. Sūtra - 113
Even those who practice excellent character fall from the category of restraint due to some false conduct, then what is surprising if a Right-seeing person who is in the path of attachment falls from it? Sūtra - 114
The character of the Muni who has the intellect of five Samitis and three Guptis, and who does not have attachment and aversion, becomes pure. Sūtra - 115
Strive diligently in the work of observing Samitis and Guptis for the purification of that character. And then do not be negligent in the slightest in the practice of Right-seeing, character, and knowledge.
Muni Dīparatnasāgara Kṛt “(Chandravedhyaka)” Āgama Sūtra-Hindi Anuvāda"
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