Sumati Jnana

SR No.: 012067
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Shivkant Dwivedi, Navneet Jain
Publisher: Shantisagar Chhani Granthamala
Publication Year: 2007
Total Pages: 468
Language: English, Hindi
Classification: Smruti_Granth & Articles
File Size: 14 MB

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Sumati-Jñāna
First, one has to understand this: one has to live with the supreme compassion for life. Secondly, one has to show humility. Thirdly, one has to think noble thoughts. Then, in fourth place, one has to live with ease. Fifthly, one has to practice asceticism. In sixth place, one has to protect the vow of self-control. In seventh, one cannot be desirous in any way. In eight, one has to protect one's chastity. In ninth place, one has to speak the truth. In tenth place, one has to liberate oneself spiritually. This is the tenfold righteousness one should know. Because there is righteousness, there is happiness and omniscience. Because there is righteousness, there are fruits from thoughts. Daśāsa,"s through righteousness one is concerned with one's house and following. Without this, one everything goes wrong. 46
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"mārui maņa-ānandayara
jāņaï jāņiya sayala-jagě annu vi dahavayaņa maņeņa muně cintevvaü jivem tatti-diņu bhavě bhavě labbhaü samāhi-maraņu bhavě bhavě jina-guna-sampatti mahu bhavě bhavě sammattu hou acalu bhavě bhavě sambhavaü mahanta dihi rāvana anuvekkhaü ejāu jo padhaï suņaï maņě saddahaï
niya-kulě a-kalanka
kaha bhaya-bhīem mukka” ņāmeņa vohi-aņuvekkha suņě "bhavě bhavě mahu sāmiu parama-jiņu bhavě bhavě hojjaü suggaï-gamaņu bhavě bhavě damsaņa-ņāņeņa sahū bhavě bhavě ņāsaü haya-kamma-malu bhavě bhavě uppajjaü dhamma-nihi” jina-sāsaņě vāraha-bhejāu so sāsaya-sokkha-sayas lahai”
ghattă sundara-vayaņās
laggai maņě lankesaraho sa i bhu va-juvaleņa
kiu jayakāru jiņesaraho [You may say] “Māruti, you who brings joy to my mind and are spotless in your family! How is that Jānakī, as is known in the whole world, is devoid of any fear?” Daśavadana, also realize (this)! Listen to the anupreksā called enlightenment! A soul has to worry day and night: “May) in every existence the supreme Jina [be] my teacher! May I obtain death through meditation in every existence! May I travel to a prosperous life form in every existence! (May) I [be successful in the virtues of the Jina in every existence! (May I be] accompanied by [correct] insight and knowledge in every existence! May there be unmovable correct faith in every existence! May the dust of wretched karman disappear in every existence! May immense determination appear in every existence and may the treasure of the doctrine arise in every existence!” Rāvana, these are the twelvefold Anuprekşās in the teachings of the Jina. He who recites them, listens to them and takes them to heart,