Book Title: Agam 12 Upang 01 Aupapatik Sutra Sthanakvasi
Author(s): Amarmuni, Shreechand Surana
Publisher: Padma Prakashan

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________________ These Parivrajaks are forbidden to touch or rub together green vegetables or plants, raise or bend branches, leaves or other parts thereof with their hands or uproot them. These Parivrajaks are not allowed to indulge in unnecessary or offending gossips about women, food, country, king, thief or settlements. Other than gourd and wooden or earthen pots, they are proscribed to carry pots made of iron, tin, copper, zinc, lead, silver, gold or any other costly metal. They are also not allowed to keep chains or strings made of iron (tin, copper, zinc, lead, silver, gold) or any other costly metal meant for tying or already tied to pots. These Parivrajaks are forbidden the use of garb of any other than metallic saffron colour. Besides a copper ring, these Parivrajaks are not allowed to wear any ornament such as necklaces of different type including haar (common necklace), ardh-haar (half necklace), ekavali (single line bead-string), muktavali (pearl string), kanakavali (golden beadstring), ratnavali (gem bead-string), mukhi (specific design of necklace), kanth-mukhi (specific design of necklace), pralamb (long necklace) and trisarak (three line necklace), katisutra (waist band), dash-mudrikas (ten rings), katak (bangles), trutit (a specific design of wristlet), angad (bracelet for upper arm), keyur (another design of bracelet for upper arm), kundal (ear-rings), mukut (crown), chudamani (a jewel worn in the crest of a diadem). Besides karnpurs (ornament for the ears made of fresh flowers), these Parivrajaks are forbidden to wear any garlands including those made by stringing knots (granthim), wrapping (veshtim), braiding or filling (purim) and interweaving or entwining (sanghatim). colour Except for the sand of river Ganges these Parivrajaks are not allowed to apply any paste on their bodies including those made of Agar (aquillaria agallocha; a herb used as incense), sandalwood or saffron. ८०. तेसि णं परिव्वायगाणं कप्पइ मागहए पत्थए जलस्स पडिग्गाहित्तए, से वि य वहमाणे णो चेव णं अवहमाणे, से वि य थिमिओदए, णो चेव णं कद्दमोदए, से विय equfanya Jain Education International (246) For Private & Personal Use Only COD ROD ROD COF COFFEENRRRRRRRRR Aupapatik Sutra 44 4 4 4 4 350 www.jainelibrary.org

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