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**Āgama Sūtra 30/2, Payannā Sūtra-7/2, ‘Chandravedhyaka’ Sūtra - 128**
Taking the bow, drawing it back, and fitting the arrow, the man with a steady mind towards the target, thinking about his training, binds the Rādha-vedhya. Sūtra - 129
But if that archer makes the mistake of taking his mind away from the target, even though he is committed, he cannot pierce the Rādha’s Chandraka-like vedhya. Sūtra - 130
Like the Chandravedhya, one should make one’s soul an unwavering, virtuous, and devoted Ārādhaka in order to attain samadhi at the time of death. Sūtra - 131
The death of a Muni at the end is pure, with the firmness of Samyagdarshana, a pure intellect, and the criticism and condemnation of self-created sins. Sūtra - 132
I have come to criticize all the offenses that have been committed against me in the matters of knowledge, vision, and conduct, which Śrī Jineśvara Bhagavān knows directly. Sūtra - 133
The man who stops and removes the two sins of attachment and aversion, which bind the world and are related to the soul, will certainly become free from negligence and attain samadhi at the time of death. Sūtra - 134
The man who controls the soul with the knowledge-goad of the three dands, by keeping it secret, can remain steadfast and attain samadhi at the time of death. Sūtra - 135
The man who always controls the terrible passions like anger, etc., which arise in his own body, as taught by Jineśvara Bhagavān, achieves the state of equanimity at death. Sūtra - 136
The wise man who controls the senses, which are excessively attached to objects, with the goad of knowledge, becomes one who attains samadhi at the time of death. Sūtra - 137
The Muni, who is benevolent towards the six living beings, free from the seven fears of this world and beyond, and has a very gentle and soft nature, constantly experiences the natural state of equanimity and becomes one who achieves perfect samadhi at the time of death. Sūtra - 138
Those who have conquered the eight intoxications, who are protected by the new secrecy of celibacy, who are engaged in the practice of the ten vows of the Yati Dharma, such as forgiveness, etc., will certainly attain the state of equanimity and samadhi at the time of death. Sūtra - 139
He who desires the worship of this very rare path of liberation, who avoids the desires of gods, gurus, etc., or who has become face-to-face with the white meditation through the continuous practice of Dharma meditation, will certainly attain samadhi at death.
Muni Dīparatnasāgara Kṛt “(Chandravedhyaka)” Āgama Sūtra-Hindi Anuvāda"
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