Tulsi Prajna 2002 10

SR No.: 524613
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Shanta Jain, Jagatram Bhattacharya
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 2002
Total Pages: 138
Language: Hindi
Classification: Magazine, India_Tulsi Prajna, & India
File Size: 7 MB

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inhabiting grass and leaves are butterfly, louse, etc. Those inhabiting wood are timber-worm, ant, egg, etc. The insects inhabiting cowdung are kunthu (animal-cub), fungi etc. Those inhabiting garbage and refuse are worm, insect, butterfly, etc. The flying insects are fly, bee, insect, butterfly, mosquito, bird, air-bodied beings etc. They fly into fire impetuously; coming in touch with fire, some are mutilated, i.e. hurt and bruised; the mutilated ones lose consciousness, i.e. fall into coma; having fallen into coma, they meet death. 1.86 ettha sattham samārambhamāṇassa iccette ārambhā apariņņāyā
bhavamti. The person thus indulging in acts of violence does neither
comprehend, nor abandon them. 1.87 ettha sattham asamārambhamāṇassa iccette ārambhā pariņņāyā
bhavamti. The person, not indulging in acts of violence, is capable of
comprehending and abandoning them. 1.88 tam pariņņāya mehāvī neva sayam agani-sattham samārambhejjā,
nevannehim agani-sattham samārambhāvejja, agaņi-sattham samārambhamāṇe anne na samanujanejjā. Comprehending this, an intelligent ascetic should not indulge in violence to fire-bodied beings, nor should he instigate others to do
so, nor should he approve of such violence committed by others. 1.89 jassete agani-kamma-samarambhā pariņņāyā bhavamti, se hu mūņi
pariņņāya-kamme. - tti bemi. The ascetic who comprehends and abandons these acts of violence to the fire-bodied beings is indeed an ascetic who has fully
comprehended and abandoned all acts of violence. Bhagyam Sutra 86-89 See Sūtras 131-34.
1. Ācāranga Cūrņi, p.29: Logo aggilogo. 2. Ācāranga Niryukti, gāthā 119. 3. Ācāranga Vịtti, patra 45 4. Daśaveāliyam, 6/34: bhūyaṇamesamāghão havvavāho na
samsao. 5. The construction of this Sūtra is in the style of circularity. 6. abhibhūya - In the Sūtrakṛtānga Sūtra, 1/6/5, we get the text
abhibhūyaņāņī. It corroborates our interpretation. Even in the present canon (5/111), we get the text abhibhüya adakkhu. There also, it carries the same spirit.
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