4
2. afae qa ene
2. fare afraqesig
ea Mar carafe, ate eenayfaa1
adamant asafta, feeat fet a anfgat ue
afeangeler megan eftged |
a. watgaett sta fae ga & weaite dae caaa ae &,fry
ata & eat ga a1 ga: areaa 1 A fe, ge H garfna fat eT
Sat cara Beall ge qT A ay S sya He: Ga ma ET
dar age afeaage (afore ga, areiiga ) vate ree 2
1. A self in Karmic bondageflees from unhappiness but is renoo-
sed by his Karmas to his unhappydesert, It is tike a fatuously fleeing
defeated army to be recapturedbythepotent foe.
Vajjiputta, the enlightened, says thus
grat afefacatea cram araaeRHaT et BeZaaT |
aealaad waar ae arava 1 aa Qn
x. met goa & oferes Baie area sta ey gar ae HT
Sareea € 13 wet ga FS aonat cist Hee et 4 arra—fzar
arf ara ait & way vat ara FY
2.All living beings are oppressed with unhappiness and the woe-
ful chain of incarnations. All shun woe and still fail to ward off sinful
enterprise and violence.
weafa arafg Gsujed, vaxfa marfa & adeto 1
TFAU-ARITY WE, Tarefa ararfe B aaeAfad gt
3.98 tags BHT M ayag—alaag (Far gar) gtex AAT2 |
ag tea PAT are di ga: ga dare # mare. ag eaea sat
fataa see site gey anf & gel at ga-ga: are aver Bite dere
afesaa wear 2 |
3. Abeing is riveted to his moral desort that impels him to his
reincarnation. Birth and death are his inevitable destiny by virtue ofhis
own deeds,
