PoetryकविताVol. 17, Issue 1
समर्पण
Self-Offering
Samarpaṇa
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Jain Philosophyजैन दर्शन
Dharma Is Very Hard to Attain
Dharma bahuta durlabha hai
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यह जीवन दुःखी है। जिधर देखो, जीवन दुःखी है।
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लेखक कहता है कि यह जीवन अनित्य, पराधीन और दुःखमय है, यह सर्वमान्य आर्यसत्य है; पर दुःखी रहना जीवनका उद्देश्य नहीं। अन्तरात्माकी जिज्ञासा और महापुरुषोंकी अनुभूति साक्षी हैं कि जीवन इससे ऊँचा है। लौकिक साधनोंसे पूर्णता, अक्षय सुख और अमृत नहीं मिलते; वे केवल धर्ममार्गसे मिलते हैं, जो अत्यन्त दुर्लभ है।
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