Tulsi Prajna 2006 07

SR No.: 524628
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Shanta Jain, Jagatram Bhattacharya
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 2006
Total Pages: 122
Language: Hindi
Classification: Magazine, India_Tulsi Prajna, & India
File Size: 6 MB

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Reference: 1. Ācārānga Vịtti, patra 165: yadi vā ásravantītyāsravāh, pacādyac, evam
parisravantīti parisravāḥ. Ācārānga Cūrņī, p. 138 : jam bhaạitam - jattiyāim asamjamatthā ņāim tattiyāim samjamatthāņāim, bhaniyam ca - yathā prakārā yāvantaḥ, samsārāveśahetavaḥ. tāvantastadviparyāsäḥ, nirväņasukhahetavaḥ. (a) The alternative translation on the basis of Cūrni will be : Those who do not abide by the religion are either miserable or infatuated.
Acāranga Cūrni, p. 139 : padivajjamtitti vakkasesam .... ahavă tam evam akkhātam dhammam apadivajjamāņā attā rāgadosehim pamatta visaehi annautthiyagihatthā pāsatthādao vā samsārameva visamti. Or it may be translated as : Neither the miserable nor the infatuated one abide by religion. (b) See - Gītā 7.16 : caturvidhā bhajante mām, janāḥ sukstino'rjuna. ārto jijñăsurarthārthi jñāni ca bharatarsabha!.. 'nănāgamo' padam 'nānāgamo', na anāgamo - iti dvābhyām prakārabhayām vyākhyātam sakyaḥ. Cūrņau (p. 140) ‘nāṇāgamo' mộtyumukhasya, Vșttau (patra 166) na hi anāgamo mộtyormukhasya
Ācārānga Vịtti, patra 166: kālagrhītāḥ, āhitāgnidarśanādārșatvād vā nişthātasya paranipātaḥ Ācārānga Cūrni, p. 141 : iha samsāre samthuti samthavo, appasattho neraio neraiyatteņa samthuvati ņāma niddisijjati evamādi, pasattham tu devo devatteņa, ahavā samagamo samthavo. (a) ibid, p. 141 : adha iti anamtare, aha te sakammaniddittham annataram gatim gayā, uvavāte jātā uvavāiya phusamti. (b) Ācārānga Vrtti, patra 167: adhaaupapātikān narakādibhavān 'parśān' duhkhănubhavăn prati-samvedayanti. Ācārānga Cūrni, p. 141 : citthamti vā gādhamti vă egattha. See Bhāșyam of 4.21. anayormālamasti sātamasātam ca. tatra sātam piyam assssaātam appiyam iti (Cūrni, p. 143) såtam mana ālhādakâri, asātam manahpratikūlam iti (vrtti, patra 169)
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