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The Ātmabodha (Ālocanā) of Padmanandi - the Sanskrit text
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यद्यानन्दनिधिं भवन्तममलं तत्त्वं मनो गाहते ... (the opening karika of the Atmabodha; printed p15 is the title page naming the two editors, and the Sanskrit text begins on printed p16).
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पद्मनन्दि की 'आत्मबोध' नामक कृति, जिसे 'आलोचना' भी कहते हैं, का संस्कृत मूल पाठ, जिसका सम्पादन रमेश बेटाई और यज्ञेश्वर शास्त्री ने ला. द. विद्यामन्दिर की देवनागरी प्रति से किया है। तैंतीस पद्यों में आत्मा जिनेश को सम्बोधित कर भवभ्रमण की आलोचना करती है और रत्नत्रय मार्ग माँगती है। The Sanskrit text of Padmanandi's Ātmabodha, also called Ālocanā, edited by Ramesh Betai and Yajneshwar Shastri from a Devanagari manuscript at the L. D. Institute. Thirty-three verses in which the soul addresses Jineśa, confesses its wandering through the states of existence, and asks for the path of the three jewels.
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