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## Agam Sutra 39, Chhed Sutra-5, 'Mahanishith'
Those who are delighted by the study/purpose/sutra number, who grow constantly through the power of the soul, who have a joyful, pure, extremely pure, stable, unwavering inner self, who are established on the earth like the image of Shri Rishabh and other great Dharma Tirthankaras, who are established with unwavering mind and body, who are devoted, knowledgeable about the soul, have strong character, are endowed with virtues, who are gurus with a small amount of words, who perform rituals with a unique goal, whose words are spoken without hindrance to the guru's words, who have received respect, joy, compassion, and many sorrows, pains, anxieties, great illnesses, severe suffering, poverty, troubles, diseases, birth, old age, death, gestation, etc., who are like a boat in the ocean of existence filled with evil creatures (a particular type of being) and fish, who practice this entire Agam-Shastra in the middle, who are killed by the fault of falsehood, who have imagined their own weapons with a special intellect, and whose words do not contain the entire meaning, example, and reasoning.
Not only that, but they are capable of destroying the imagined words of the ignorant with reason, example, and reasoning. Such are the five auspicious great Shruta Skandha, with five studies and one Chulika, the best, presided over by the preaching deity, with three parts, one speaker, and seven letters, which reveal the infinite meaning of the path, the ultimate seed of the great mantra and the best knowledge, like 'Namo Arihantaanam'. This first study should be read with devotion. On that day, after fasting for five days, after taking the first study, on the second day, one should perform Parana with Ayambil tapas.
Similarly, on the second day, that is, the seventh day, one should read the second study, 'Namo Siddhaanam', which has two parts, one speaker, and five letters, which is said to achieve the meaning described above, which is endowed with many extraordinary virtues. On that day too, one should perform Pacchakkhana with Ayambil.
Similarly, according to the order mentioned earlier, one should read the third study, 'Namo Ayariyaanam', which has three parts, one speaker, and seven letters, which achieves the meaning mentioned earlier, and perform Ayambil.
One should read the fourth study, 'Namo Uvvajjaayaanam', which has three parts, one speaker, and seven letters, which achieves the meaning mentioned above, and perform Ayambil.
Similarly, one should read the fifth study, 'Namo Loe Savvasahunam', which has four parts, one speaker, and nine letters, and perform Ayambil on the fifth day, that is, the tenth day.
Similarly, one should read the Pancha Namokkar, which has eleven parts, three speakers, and thirty-three letters, like a Chulika, which follows its meaning, 'Savva Pavappanasano. Mangalaanam Cha Savvesim, Padham Havayi Mangalam', taking one part each for three days, and performing Ayambil tapas with the same order and division on the sixth, seventh, and eighth days. Similarly, prepare this five auspicious great Shruta Skandha with its sounds, letters, parts, parts, letters, dots, and measures, which is pure, of great virtue, which has been taught by the guru, which has been read, in such a way that it is well remembered on the front part of the tongue, in the order of the past, the order of the future, and the order of the present.
After that, according to the instructions given, in a place of Chaityalaya-Jinalaya, which is free from creatures, at an auspicious time according to the date, Karan, Muhurta, Nakshatra, Yoga, Lagna, and Chandrabala, one should listen carefully to the clear recitation with great arrangement and pomp, along with the eighth tapas, purpose, and permission, and understand it well. This is the method of performing the five auspicious Vinaya Upadhan. Sutra - 494
O Bhagavan! Are these the principles and meanings of the five auspicious great Shruta Skandha, which is like the wish-fulfilling Kalpavriksha? O Gautam! This is the five auspicious great Shruta Skandha, which is like the unimaginable wish-fulfilling Kalpavriksha, which fulfills all desires.
Muni Diparatnasagar Krit (Mahanishith) Agam Sutra - Hindi Translation
Page 41| SR No. | 034707 |
| Book Title | Agam 39 Mahanishith Sutra Hindi Anuwad |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Dipratnasagar, Deepratnasagar |
| Publisher | Dipratnasagar, Deepratnasagar |
| Publication Year | 2019 |
| Total Pages | 151 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Classification | Book_Devnagari, Agam, Canon, Agam 39, & agam_mahanishith |
| File Size | 3 MB |