Pre Aryan Shramanic Spiritualism

SR No.: 250251
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Ramanchandra Jain
Publisher: Z_Hajarimalmuni_Smruti_Granth_012040.pdf
Publication Year: 1965
Total Pages: 15
Language: English
Classification: Article & Spiritual
File Size: 2 MB

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१६ : मुनि श्रीहजारीमल स्मृति-ग्रन्थ
28. I have not harmed the food of the Gods. 29. I have not falsified the measure of the grain. 30. I have not added weight to the scales. 31. I have not taken the milk from the mouth of Children.
IV. Tenets of Continance 32. I did not commit adultery with women. 33. I did not commit sex-pollution.
V. Tenets of Non-Possessiveness 34. I did not rob. 35. I did not rob one crying for his possessions. 36. My fortune was not great but by my (own) property. 37. I was not avaricious. 38. My heart devoured not (coveted not).
Ancillary Tenets 39. I did not stir up fear. 40. I did not wax hot (in temper). 41. I did not revile. 42. I was not puffed up. 43. I did not blaspheme the God. 44. I did not do any abomination of God. 45. I have satisfied the God with that which he desires. 46. I have bread to the hungry, water to the thirsty, clothing to the naked and a ferry
to him who was without a boat. 47. I make divine offerings for the Gods. 48. I am one of pure mouth and pure hands.
Right Knowledge 49. I have not known what is not.
Right Conduct 50. I live on righteousness (samyaktva), I feed on the righteousness of my heart.
Final Aim 51. I am blameless. These injunctions are self-speaking Their human values are obvious. Life is sacred as Soul resides in all living beings. The recognition of Soul in animal kingdom is significant. It is for this reason that animals were sacred to Osiris. The religious calendar of the Egyptians contained a number of fasts, some of which lasted from seven to forty-two days. Throughout the whole duration of every such period, the priests (or anybody undergoing such fasts) were required to abstain entirely from animal food, from herbs and vegetables and from wine. Their diet on these occasions can have been little more than bread and water. Some of the tenets of non-violence are very subtle and go very deep. Non-eating of vegetables, abstinance from violence to water and fire indicate that the Egyptians considered Vegetable Kingdom, Waterbodies and Fire-bodies to possess life. Greed, expropriation and exploitation are denounced.
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