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

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________________ Learning 267 Fifty Nine Discretion 1. An aspirant, ever vigilant in his moves – while he stands, sits, sleeps, eats and talks – is not bound by evil deeds. — Daśa. Sü. 4.8 2. My diligent pursuit in austerity, discipline, self-control, self-study, meditation and other obligatory duties is my true quest and journey. - Bha. Sū. 19.207 3. If a Šramana is vigilant in his conduct, he remains uncontaminated like the lotus in water. --- Pra. Sā. 3.18 Sixty Forbearance 1. A monk endures hunger, thirst, discomfort, cold, heat, fear and anguish with an unperturbed mind. Toleration of suffering caused to the body will entail him great benefits. - Daśa. Sū. 8.27 2. 'It is not myself alone who suffers but all creatures in the world too suffer', thus a wise man should ruminate and patiently bear the afflictions that befall him, without giving way to his passions. – Sû. Kr. Sū. 1.2.13 For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org Jain Education International

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