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**Aagam Sutra 30/2, Payanna Sutra-7/2, ‘Chandravedhyak’ Sutra - 12**
O well-behaved child! Learn knowledge and scriptural wisdom with humility, remember the learned knowledge and virtues repeatedly, and do not be careless in them. Because the knowledge that is acquired and counted becomes a source of happiness in the afterlife. Sutra - 13
The fruit of knowledge learned with humility, taught by the Guru with joy, and memorized completely through the sutras can certainly be felt. Sutra - 14
In this difficult time, it is extremely rare to find an Acharya Bhagvant, the giver of all scriptural knowledge, and then it is also rare to find a disciple who learns scriptural knowledge without the four kshayas (anger, pride, etc.). Sutra - 15
Whether it is a sadhu or a householder, wise men certainly praise their humility. An unrefined person can never achieve fame or glory in the world. Sutra - 16
Some people, despite knowing the nature, fruit, etc. of humility, do not want to practice humility due to the influence of strong inauspicious karma and are surrounded by attachment and aversion. Sutra - 17
Even those who do not speak or read much, but are always humble and submissive with control over their senses, some men or women, their fame spreads everywhere in the world. Sutra - 18
Knowledge bears fruit only for the fortunate man, but knowledge does not bear fruit for the unfortunate. Sutra - 19
One who despises or misuses knowledge and destroys the virtues of knowledgeable Acharyas Bhagvant, etc., through slander, insult, etc., becomes deeply deluded by falsehood and suffers terrible misfortune. Sutra - 20
Indeed! It is not easy to find an Acharya Bhagvant, the giver of all scriptural knowledge. And then it is also not easy to find a disciple who is simple and constantly striving in the practice of knowledge. Sutra - 21
This is a brief description of the great benefits of becoming a special-humble person through the virtue of humility. Now I will speak of the virtues of Acharya Bhagvant, listen attentively. Sutra - 22
I will speak of the virtues of such an Acharya, who is the embodiment of the pure path of conduct, the carrier of the jewel of scriptural knowledge, and the possessor of countless virtues like forgiveness, etc. Sutra - 23-27
One who bears everything like the earth, is steadfast in unwavering dharma like Mount Meru, and has a gentle radiance like the moon, one who does not reveal the faults pointed out by disciples, etc., to others. One who knows the proper intention, reason, and method of criticism, one who has a serious heart, one who is not defeated by rivals, etc. One who knows the proper time, place, and feeling...
Muni Diparatnasagar Krit “(Chandravedhyak)” Aagam Sutra-Hindi Translation"
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