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4, 1, 15] Description of Vaikriyika Riddhi in the Kalpasūtra
[515] Seeing the sesame and mustard seeds etc. situated at the beginning, the knowledge of happiness-suffering etc. related to the three times is called the great sign of Vyañjana. 4. Seeing the symbols of Svastika, Nandyāvarta, Śrīvṛkṣa, Śaṅkha, Cakra, Candra, Sūrya, and Kamala etc. present on the hands and feet, the knowledge of the glory of the titles of Tīrthaṅkara, Cakravartī, and Baladeva etc. is called the great sign of Lakṣaṇa. The implication is that if there are one hundred and eight of the above-mentioned symbols, it should be understood that the attainment of the titles of Tīrthaṅkara, sixty-four Cakravartī, and thirty-two Baladeva etc. (Nārāyaṇa-Pratinārayaṇa) should be understood. 5. Knowing the happiness-suffering of the three times by seeing the reversal of the body-shadow and the weapons, clothes, and ornaments etc. pierced by the gods, demons, rākṣasas, and humans-animals is called the great sign of Chinna. 6. Knowing the location of gold, silver, and copper etc. by seeing the density and smooth-rough etc. qualities of the earth, and knowing the victory-defeat etc. by seeing the army etc. situated in the eastern etc. directions is called the great sign of Bhūma. 7. Hearing the auspicious dreams of the form of the moon, sun etc. and the inauspicious dreams of the form of oil bathing etc. free from the defects of wind etc. at the end of the night and knowing the future happiness-suffering etc. is called the great sign of Svapna. That dream is of two types - Chinnassvapna and Mālāsvapna. Among them, seeing an elephant, lion etc. unrelated to each other is called Chinnassvapna, such as the sixteen dreams seen by the mother of the Jinas. The dream seen related to the previous-subsequent events is called Mālāsvapna. 8. Knowing the happiness-suffering etc. by seeing the rise and setting of the sun, moon, and planets-stars is called the great sign of Antarikṣa. Salutation is made here to those who are skilled in these eight great signs.
Namo viyūvaṇapattāṇaṃ || 15 || Salutation to those who have attained the Vaikriyika Riddhi || 15 ||
Aṇimā, Mahimā, Laghimā, Prāpti, Prākāmya, Īśitva, Vaśitva and Kāmarūpitva; Vaikriyika Riddhi is of this eight types. Among them, the ability to contract the body to the size of an atom is called Aṇimā Riddhi. Making the atomic-sized body equal to the size of Mount Meru is called Mahimā Riddhi. The power that enables movement on the threads of a spider is called Laghimā. The ability to touch the images of the moon and sun with the hand while standing on the earth is called Prāpti Riddhi. The ability to enter the earth-bodied beings of Kulaśaila and Meru mountains without causing them any harm is called Prākāmya Riddhi. The power to enjoy all living beings, villages, cities, and hamlets etc. is called Īśitva Riddhi. The ability to transform into the form of a human, elephant, lion, and horse etc. according to one's will, or the ability to control all living beings, is called Vaśitva Riddhi. The power to assume any desired form is called Kāmarūpitva. Salutation to the Jinas endowed with these eight types of Vaikriyika powers.