Śrī Kunthunātha Jina Stavana
Kunthujina! Manaḍuṁ kimahī na bājē,
Hō kunthujina! Manaḍuṁ kimahī na bājē;
Jima jima jatana karīnē rākhuṁ,
tima tima alaguṁ bhājē hō.
Śrī Kunthunātha Jina Stavana
Kunthujina! Manaḍuṁ kimahī na bājē,
Hō kunthujina! Manaḍuṁ kimahī na bājē;
Jima jima jatana karīnē rākhuṁ,
tima tima alaguṁ bhājē hō.
In this world, good deeds done here, yield good results here only

Taking their families and all their retinue and ascending the best of cars, they went to Vaitadhya. They landed on Mt. Vaitadhya which is kissed by the mass of waves of the Lavana Ocean at its borders, placed like a measuring-rod between the east and west quarters; a boundary between the northern and southern parts of Bharata, fifty yojanas wide north and south; buried six and a quarter yojanas in the earth, twenty-five yojanas high; embraced on all sides by the Gangas and Sindhu rivers as if by Mt. Hima with arms stretched out from afar; possessing caves named Khandaprapata and Tamisra that were like houses of pleasure and rest of the Sris of the two halves of Bharata; Continue reading “Description of Vaitadhya” »
Knowledge-covering karma is annihilated by self-study
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Pain is self created, not by others
Bud’dhyā vināpi vibudhārcita – pādapīṭha!
Stōtuṁ samudyata – mati – rvigatatrapōham |
Bālaṁ vihāya jala – sansthitamindubimba
Man’yaḥ ka icchati janaḥ sahasā grahītum ||3||