Book Title: Pearls of Jaina Wisdom
Author(s): Dulichand Jain
Publisher: Parshwanath Vidyapith

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________________ Conquest of Mind 139 7. As the mind of man is unfathomable, it is difficult to apprehend it. — Rși. 4.6 8. When the mind becomes stable like the water of a clear pond, then the reflection of the soul can be seen in it. - Ta. Sā. 41 9. Restraint of mind is perfected when it is free from inauspicious thoughts and full of auspicious thoughts. -- Daśa. Cū. 1 10. An ascetic ( Nirgrantha) is one who has complete mastery over his mind. — Ācā. Sū. 2.3.15.1 11. The frenzied elephant is controlled and held captive by the chains, so also the unstable mind is controlled and held captive by the chains of knowledge - Bha. Ārā. 763 12. Only when the mind is under control, can attachment and aversion, which are the causes of worldly sufferings, be destroyed. — Bha. Ārā. 138 Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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