Adi Puran Part 1

SR No.: 090010
Original Sutra Author: Jinsenacharya
Author: Pannalal Jain
Publisher: Bharatiya Gyanpith
Publication Year: 2004
Total Pages: 782
Language: Sanskrit, Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Mythology, & Story
File Size: 27 MB

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सूक्तिसंचयः
नांकरः स्थाद्विना बीजाद्विना वृष्टिर्न वारिदात् । छत्राद्विनापि नच्छाया विना धर्मान्न संपदः ॥५॥१८॥ दयामूलो भवेद्धर्मो दया प्राण्यनुकम्पनम् । दयायाः परिरक्षार्थ गणा दोषाः प्रकीर्तिताः ॥५॥२१॥ जन्ममृत्युजरातंकभयानां को न गोचरः ।६।१०। विशुद्धपरिगामेन भक्तिः किन्न फलिष्यति ।६।११०॥ पुण्यैः किं नु न लभ्यते।६।१९५॥ भक्तिः श्रेयोऽनुबन्धिनी ७२७६। सुखं दुःखानुबन्धीदं सदा सनिधनं धनम् । संयोगा विप्रयोगान्ता विपदन्ताश्च संपदः ।।८।७७॥ धुनोति दव| स्वान्तात्तनोत्यानन्दथु परम् । धिनोति च मनोवृत्तिमहो साधुसमागमः ॥९।१६०॥ मुष्णाति दुरितं दूरात्परं पुष्णाति योग्यताम् । भयः श्रेयोऽनुबध्नाति प्रायः साधुसमागमः ॥६।१६१॥ स्वदुःखे निघणारम्भाः परदुःखेषु दुःखिता। नियंपेक्षं परार्थेषु बद्धकक्ष्या मुमुक्षवः ॥६।१६४॥ रसोपविद्धः सन् धातुर्यथा याति सुवर्णताम् । तथा गुरुगुणाश्लिष्टो भव्यात्मा शुद्धिमृच्छति ॥६१७४॥ न विना यानपात्रेण तरितुं शक्यतेऽर्णवः । नर्ते गुरूपदेशाच्च सुतरोऽयं भवार्णवः ॥१७॥ बन्धवो गुरवश्चेति द्वये संप्रीयते नणाम् । बन्धवोऽनव संप्रीत्यै गुरवोऽमुत्र चात्र च ॥६।१७७॥ पुण्यः किन्नु दुरासदम् ।।१८७॥ ऋते धर्मात्कुतः स्वर्गः कुतः स्वर्गादृते सुखम् । तस्मात्सुखार्थिनां सेग्यो धर्मकल्पतरुश्विरम् ॥१८॥ धर्मात्सुखमधर्माच्च दुःखमित्यविगानतः । धमकपरतां धत्ते बुधोऽनर्थजिहासया ॥१०॥१४॥ धर्मः प्राणिल्या सत्यं शान्तिः शौचं वितृष्णता। ज्ञानवैराग्यसंपत्तिरधर्मस्तद्विपर्ययः ॥१०॥१५॥ तनोति विषयासंगः सुखसंतषमशिनः । स तीव्रमनुसंधत्ते तापं दीप्त इवानलः ॥१०॥१६॥

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## Collection of Aphorisms

* Without seed, there is no sprout; without rain, there is no water; without an umbrella, there is no shade; without Dharma, there is no prosperity. (5.18)
* Dharma originates from compassion, compassion is the kindness towards all beings. To protect compassion, the faults of the Ganadharas are declared. (5.21)
* Who is not subject to the fear of birth, death, old age and fear? (6.10)
* What will devotion achieve with pure conduct? (6.110)
* What is not attainable by merit? (6.195)
* Devotion is the cause of liberation. (7.276)
* Happiness is the consequence of suffering, wealth is always with the wealthy. (8.77)
* Associations end in separation, and prosperity ends in misfortune. (8.77)
* Good company purifies one's own faults, increases joy, and refines the mind. (9.160)
* Good company keeps evil far away and nourishes one's virtues. (9.161)
* Those who are seeking liberation are indifferent to their own suffering but are pained by the suffering of others. (6.164)
* Just as a metal, when mixed with a substance, becomes gold, so too, a soul, when associated with the qualities of a Guru, attains purity. (6.174)
* Without a boat, one cannot cross the ocean. Without the teachings of a Guru, one cannot cross the ocean of existence. (17)
* One finds joy in two relationships: with relatives and with Gurus. Relatives bring joy in this life, while Gurus bring joy in this life and the next. (6.177)
* Is merit difficult to attain? (187)
* Without Dharma, where is heaven? Without heaven, where is happiness? Therefore, for those seeking happiness, the Dharma tree is the best. (18)
* Happiness comes from Dharma, and suffering comes from Adharma. Knowing this, the wise person strives for Dharma to overcome misfortune. (10.14)
* Dharma is compassion, truth, peace, purity, non-attachment, knowledge, and detachment. Adharma is the opposite of these. (10.15)
* Attachment to worldly pleasures brings temporary happiness to the foolish. It burns like a fire, causing intense suffering. (10.16)