Book Title: Tulsi Prajna 2002 10
Author(s): Shanta Jain, Jagatram Bhattacharya
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati

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________________ bhavati - esa khalu gamthe, esa khalu mohe, esa khalu māre, esa khalu narae. Hearing from the Jina or other ascetics, some people come to know such violence is indeed a knot, is delusion, is death, is hell. 1.80 icchattham gadhie loe. Nevertheless, the people entrapped in pursuit of pleasure (indulge in violence to fire-bodied beings). 1.81 jamiņam virūvarūvehim satthehim agani-kamma-samārambhenam agani-sattham samārambhamāṇe anne va negarūve pane vihimsati. They indulge in violent actions to fire-bodied beings with various weapons, which involve destruction of various other classes of beings. 1.82 se bemi - appege amdhamabbhe, appege amdhamacche. Thus do I say: somebody pierces or cuts the blind (fire-bodied beings which have the feeling of intense pain like that of the human beings born blind, deaf, dump, lame and deficient in other limbs). 1.83 appege pāyamabbhe, appege pāyamacche. Some people pierce and cut foot, ankle etc. (see sūtra 29 for all the thirty-two limbs of the body). 1.84 appege sampamārae, appege uddavae. Sometimes a person is beaten to a state of unconsciousness and sometimes tortured to death. Bhasyam Sūtra 74-84 See Sūtra 20-30. 1.85 se bemi - samti pāņā pudhavi-nissiyā, taņa-nissiyā, patta-nisiyā, katthaņissiyā, gomaya-nissiya, kayavara-nissiya, samti sampātimā pāņā, āhacca sampayamti ya. agņim ca khalu puthā ege samghāyamāvajjamti. je tattha Samghāyamāvajjami, te tattha pariyāvajamti. je tattha pariyāvajjamti, te tattha uddayamti. Thus do I say: There are living beings inhabiting earth, grass, leaf, wood, cowdung and garbage. There are insects which fly into fire impetuously; some of them shrivel when touched by fire, faint and eventually die. Bhāsyam Sutra 85 There are many varieties of creatures such as those inhabiting the earth - the mobile ones and the immobile ones. Among the mobiles, there are kunthu (animal-cub), ant, snake, frog, etc. Among the immobile creatures there are tree, shrub, creeper, grass, etc. The creatures 112 D JAH El 3197 118 Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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