Karmagrantha Part 3

SR No.: 090241
Original Sutra Author: Devendrasuri
Author: Shreechand Surana, Devkumar Jain Shastri
Publisher: Marudharkesari Sahitya Prakashan Samiti Jodhpur
Total Pages: 267
Language: Hindi
Classification: Book_Devnagari, Karma, & Religion
File Size: 4 MB

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वाचस्वामित्व १. गतिमार्गणा, २. इन्द्रियमार्गणा, ३. कायमार्गणा, ४. योगमार्गणा, ५, वेदमार्गणा, ६. कषायमार्गणा, ७. ज्ञानमार्गमा, ८. संयममार्गणा, ६. दर्शनमार्गणा, १०. लेश्यामार्गणा, ११. भव्यमार्गणा, १२. सम्यक्त्वमार्गणा, १३. संज्ञिमार्गणा, १४. आहारभार्गणा।'
इनके लक्षण इस प्रकार हैं
(१) गति--गति नामकर्म के उदय से होने वाली जीव की पर्याय को अथवा मनुष्य आदि चारों मतियों (भव) में जाने को गति कहते हैं।
(२) इन्द्रिय --आवरण कर्म का क्षयोपशम होने पर भी स्वयं पदार्थ का शान करने में असमर्थ शस्वभाव कप आन्मा को पदार्थ का शान कराने में निमित्तभूत कारण को इन्द्रिय कहते हैं । अथवा' जिसके द्वारा आत्मा जाना जाये, उसे इन्द्रिय कहते हैं। अथवा इन्द्र के समान
१ (क) गइन्दिर य कार जोए वार कमायनाणेस । संगमरमणलेसा भव सम्मे मषि आहारे 11
-चतुर्थ कर्मप्रन्यह (a) गहन्दियेसू काये जोगे वैदे कसाया य ___ संजमदसणलेस्सादिया सम्मत्त समिण आहार ।३
---रे जीवकांप ४१ २ अंणिश्य-तिरिवन-मणुस्सन्देक्षा णिच्चत्त कम्म त पदि गाम 1
ला १३३५, ५, १०११३६.३१६ ३ इन्दत्तीति इन्द्र आत्मा । सस्य शस्वभावस्य तदावरणश्योपशमे सति
स्वयमर्यान् गृहीतुमसमर्थस्य यदर्थोपलब्धिलिंग तदिन्द्रस्य लिगनिन्धियमित्युच्यते ।
-सर्विसिद्धि १११४ ४ आत्मनः सूक्ष्मस्थास्तिस्याधिगमे लिगमिन्द्रियम् ।
.. समिति ११४ ५ महमिदा जह देवा अधिससं अहमहं ति मध्यता ।
ईसंति एक्कमेकं इन्दा इछ इन्दियं जाणे !!

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## "Vachasvamitva" (14 Paths)

1. **Gati-marg-na:** The path of motion, referring to the transmigration of the soul through different births (Gati) due to the ripening of Karma.
2. **Indriya-marg-na:** The path of senses, referring to the ability of the soul to perceive objects through the senses, which is possible due to the diminishing of the "Avarana" Karma (Karma that obscures the senses).
3. **Kaya-marg-na:** The path of the body, referring to the physical body that the soul inhabits during its transmigration.
4. **Yoga-marg-na:** The path of Yoga, referring to the practice of various techniques to control the mind and senses, leading to liberation.
5. **Veda-marg-na:** The path of the Vedas, referring to the study and understanding of the sacred scriptures for spiritual knowledge.
6. **Kasaya-marg-na:** The path of passions, referring to the internal afflictions (Kasaya) that hinder spiritual progress.
7. **Jnana-marg-na:** The path of knowledge, referring to the pursuit of true knowledge about the self and the universe.
8. **Samyama-marg-na:** The path of self-control, referring to the practice of restraining the senses and mind.
9. **Darshan-marg-na:** The path of vision, referring to the development of right perception and understanding.
10. **Leshya-marg-na:** The path of subtle tendencies, referring to the inherent tendencies (Leshya) that influence the soul's actions and thoughts.
11. **Bhavya-marg-na:** The path of the blessed, referring to the path of those who are destined for liberation.
12. **Samyak-tvam-marg-na:** The path of right conduct, referring to the practice of living a virtuous life.
13. **Sanjna-marg-na:** The path of consciousness, referring to the development of awareness and understanding.
14. **Ahar-marg-na:** The path of food, referring to the importance of mindful eating and the impact of food on the soul.

**Explanation of the terms:**

* **Gati:** The transmigration of the soul through different births.
* **Indriya:** The senses, which are the instruments of perception.
* **Kaya:** The physical body.
* **Yoga:** A system of practices for controlling the mind and senses.
* **Veda:** Sacred scriptures containing spiritual knowledge.
* **Kasaya:** Internal afflictions such as anger, greed, and pride.
* **Jnana:** True knowledge about the self and the universe.
* **Samyama:** Self-control.
* **Darshan:** Right perception and understanding.
* **Leshya:** Subtle tendencies that influence the soul's actions and thoughts.
* **Bhavya:** Blessed, destined for liberation.
* **Samyak-tvam:** Right conduct.
* **Sanjna:** Consciousness.
* **Ahar:** Food.