Essence of Jainism Part 02

Author(s): Kushalchandravijay
Publisher: 108 jain Tirth Darshan Trust

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50 BOL (PHRASES) OF MUHAPATTI : There are fifty phrases (Bol) of mind fulness for both abandoning activities of sin and substituting them with those pious in nature. Fifty phrases for men and forty for women. Women do not utter last 10 phrases as they are fully dressed.
(A) TWENTY FIVE GENERAL PHRASES :
(1) Sutra, Artha, Tattva Kari Sudhuhu-"May I have faith in scriptural text; its literal translation and real meaning" these words should be uttered while scrutinising both the sides of Muhapatti (2-3-4) "I abandon Samayaktva Mohiniya, Mixed Mohiniya and Mithyatva Mohiniya" three kinds of delusion causing karmas that cover a soul-to be uttered while wiping the left wrist.
(5-6-7) " abandon kam rag-last for sex, Sneh rag-selfish love and Drishti rag-blind attachment to beliefs-to be uttered while wiping the right wrist".
(8-9-10) "honour sudev, suguru and sudharm" to be uttered while wiping the portion between the right wrist and the elbow.
(11-12-13)"1 abandon unrightuous, Kudev, Kuguru and Kudharma to be uttered while wiping back the right hand".
(14-15-16) " observe right knowledge, faith and conduct, to be uttered while wiping the portion between the left wrist and the elbow."
(17-18-19) "I abandon distortion of right faith, knowledge, and conduct" to be uttered while wiping the left hand.
(20-21-22) "I restrict activities of mind, speech and body" to be uttered while wiping the left wrist.
(23-24-25) "give up the three dandas of mind, speech and body to be uttered while wiping the left hand.
(B) TWENTY FIVE BOL (PHRASES) OF ANG :
(26-27-28) " abandon laughter, likes and dislikes to be uttered while wiping three parts of the left hand.
(29-30-31) " abandon fear, sorrow and slander (duganchha) to be uttered while wiping three parts of the right hand.
(32-33-34) " abandon black, blue and kapot leshya-mind colours', to be uttered while wiping the three parts of the hed.
(35-36-37) "I abandon rasa-garav (lust for and pride in taste) riddhi-garav (lust for and pride in prosperity) and Shata-garav (lust
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