Vismi Sadini Viral Vibhuti Part 02

Author(s): Hemvallabhvijay
Publisher: Sahasavan Kalyanakbhumi Tirthoddhar Samiti Junagadh

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A rare personality
Some decisive discussions on the third part of Nisitha sutra (one of the six confidential Agama doctrines) and particularly about Paryusana sutra therein, took place with His Dignity, then. We have highly astonished to note out in him a sharp memory-power pushed up by longing for learning and the same boosted-up by the former. Some required books, not available there, were fetched all-long from Ahmedabad, within a day or two and with all patience the deliberation continued. On this occasion, by observing the severe attachment with swadhyay (studying) I was much delighted as well as still more respect arose for His Glory, in my inner-heart.
From Junagadh, we were planning to go for pilgrimages towards Una & Ajara, On inquiring about the routes and other informations, we amazingly came to know that He had every details on his lips. Indeed, such an incomparable recollection ability and the smooth functioning of all the senses at this ripen age, was nothing other than the consequence of some distinctive Punyanuban-dhipunya (moral-merit - resulting in a serial of moral - merits).
Anyhow, all this is nothing more than showing the measurements of sky by streching the hands at a full legnth. Afterall, who is competent enough to picturize an invaluable wealth of Kalikal (the worse age)? Today also people are inspired by His glittering asceticism studded by sparkling attributes like nirdosa charya (acceptance of intakes faultlessly). penances, swadhyaya, forbearance, humbleness, abondonment, strictness in keeping up Jinagna, prudence, surrenderness, modesty. Co-operative nature, tenderness, affection and a lot more, woven into each and every sections of His soul.
By practicing hard-penances for the sake of'unity of Sri sangha' His Eminence did a wonderful wonder! We surely get instigation on being conversant withall these in His life. As it is said - "Lives of Great men, all remind us, we can make our lives sublime , And departing leave behind us, Footprints on the sands of time !"
Overhere, I cannot forget to remember muniraj Sri Hemavallabh vijayjl who became as intimate as His shadow. Suriraj and Muniraj were, as if, 'Made for each other'. Carrying on a constant and a complete service, he gave the most comforts to the venerable saint and above all, his illustrious servitude was not, however, lacking the company of fuff penances, and studies and tranquility and many more marvellous interior purities. He has gained the essence of an ascetic life.
I lift up my pen, with a hope, a wish, a pray that even myself may become the master of such magnificient magestic merits like His Holiness and soon reach the final Beatitude !!" Micchami Dukkadam "For Anything written against 'Taraka Jinagna'.
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