Exposition Of Pratikramana Stotras

Exposition of Pratikramana Stotras 81#Æ17h0 jp2s bf1, c_a82s ;1x#2s x1 #d1#8e0b 2n c102sjf0 #1#1s¹, b52\- Ã13’1hf6xÆ1. !&yashchainam pathati sadä, shrunoti bhävayati vä yathäyogam;sa hi shantipadam yäyät, surih shrimanadevashcha. 17Any person, who recites, listens and contemplates on this hymneveryday as well as the composer of the hymn Ächärya ShriMänadeva Suri, may very quickly achieve eternal peace. 17Kjbe1º- ¾1#0 #12Hs, 2yg0s6 2xGhxZz#-,'h- j`bHhs1’62s, j5U#'1h6 2uh6Ç1\6. !*upasargäh kshyam yänti, chhidyante vighna vallayah;manah prasannatämeti, pujyamäne jineshvare. 18Worship of Lord Shäntinätha destroys all calamities, creepers ofobstacles are exterminated and the mind becomes pure and clear.18bxº '0ez '10eZ#0, bxº qZ#1a q1\a0,j`g1h0 bxº g’1ºa10, u7h’ u#2s c1bh'¹. !(sarva mangala mängalyam, sarva kalyäna käranam;pradhänam sarva dharmänäm, jainam jayati shäsanam. 19The holiest among all, the prosperous among all; the supremeamong all the religions, is the holy law of Jina. 19Explanation: City of Nadol was suffering from plague created bya witch. Agreeing to the request of the Jain community of the city,Shri Mänadeva Suri composed this hymn to get rid of the plague.Shri Mänadeva Suri was blessed by Padmä, Jaya, Vijayä, andAparajita, the four goddesses; due to their mystic power the citywas saved from the disaster created by the plague.