Mahabharata
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Shanti Parva

शान्तिपर्व

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अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.1

[भरद्वाज] पार्थिवं धातुम आश्रित्य शारीरॊ ऽगनिः कथं भवेत अवकाश विशेषेण कथं वर्तयते ऽनिलः

[bharadvāja] pārthivaṃ dhātuma āśritya śārīrò 'ganiḥ kathaṃ bhaveta avakāśa viśeṣeṇa kathaṃ vartayate 'nilaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

था। वह स्कन्ध, शाखा और पत्तोंसे खूब हरा-भरा था

English

greater prowess. Though weak, he should seek to afflict the stronger, and resolved upon this, continue to rule his own. 2 He should afflict the kingdom of the stronger one by means of weapons, fire and

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.2

[भृगु] वायॊर गतिम अहं बरह्मन कीर्तयिष्यामि ते ऽनघ परानिनाम अनिलॊ देहान यथा चेष्टयते बली

[bhṛgu] vāyòra gatima ahaṃ barahmana kīrtayiṣyāmi te 'nagha parānināma anilò dehāna yathā ceṣṭayate balī

हिन्दी अर्थ

प्रीयामहे त्वया नित्यं तरुप्रवर शाल्मले

English

[Bhrigu said:] "I shall tell you, brahmana, sinless one, the movement of the wind, how the mighty wind moves the bodies of living beings.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.3

शरितॊ मूर्धानम अग्निस तु शरीरं परिपालयन परानॊ मूर्धनि चाग्नौ च वर्तमानॊ विचेष्टते

śaritò mūrdhānama agnisa tu śarīraṃ paripālayana parānò mūrdhani cāgnau ca vartamānò viceṣṭate

हिन्दी अर्थ

वसन्ति तव संहृष्टा मनोहर मनोहरा:

English

Fire, resting on the head and protecting the body, and prana, abiding in the head and in the fire, set the body in motion.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.4

सजन्तुः सर्वभूतात्मा पुरुषः स सनातनः मनॊ बुद्धिर अहंकारॊ भूतानि विषयाश च सः

sajantuḥ sarvabhūtātmā puruṣaḥ sa sanātanaḥ manò buddhira ahaṃkārò bhūtāni viṣayāśa ca saḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

न वै प्रभग्नान् पश्यामि मारुतेन कथंचन

English

The creature, the self of all beings, is the eternal Person; mind, intellect, ego, the elements and the objects are he.

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श्लोक 178.5

एवं तव इह स सर्वत्र परानेन परिपाल्यते पृष्ठतश च समानेन सवां सवां गतिम उपाश्रितः

evaṃ tava iha sa sarvatra parānena paripālyate pṛṣṭhataśa ca samānena savāṃ savāṃ gatima upāśritaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

त्वां रक्षति सदा येन वने5त्र पवनो ध्रुवम्

English

So here he is protected everywhere by prana, and behind by samana, each resting on its own course.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.6

वस्ति मूलं गुदं चैव पावकं च समाश्रितः वहन मूत्रं पुरीसं चाप्य अपानः परिवर्तते

vasti mūlaṃ gudaṃ caiva pāvakaṃ ca samāśritaḥ vahana mūtraṃ purīsaṃ cāpya apānaḥ parivartate

हिन्दी अर्थ

भी अपने स्थानसे हिला देते हैं

English

Resting in the root of the bladder and the anus and in the fire, apana circulates, carrying urine and excrement.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.7

परयत्ने कर्मणि बले य एकस तरिषु वर्तते उदान इति तं पराहुर अध्यात्मविदुषॊ जनाः

parayatne karmaṇi bale ya ekasa tariṣu vartate udāna iti taṃ parāhura adhyātmaviduṣò janāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

सरांसि सरितश्चैव सागरांश्व तथैव च

English

That which, in effort, action and strength, abides in the three is called udana by those who know the self.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.8

संधिष्व अपि च सर्वेषु संनिविष्टस तथानिलः शरीरेषु मनुष्याणां वयान इत्य उपदिश्यते

saṃdhiṣva api ca sarveṣu saṃniviṣṭasa tathānilaḥ śarīreṣu manuṣyāṇāṃ vayāna itya upadiśyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

तस्मात् त्व बहुशाखोपि पर्णवान् पुष्पवानपि

English

The wind that is present in all the joints of men's bodies is taught as vyana.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.9

धातुष्व अग्निस तु विततः समानेन समीरितः रसान धातूंश च दॊषांश च वर्तयन्न अवतिष्ठति

dhātuṣva agnisa tu vitataḥ samānena samīritaḥ rasāna dhātūṃśa ca dòṣāṃśa ca vartayanna avatiṣṭhati

हिन्दी अर्थ

हैं; इसीलिये तुम अनेक शाखाओंसे सम्पन्न तथा पत्ते और पुष्पोंसे हरे-भरे हो

English

Fire spreads in the constituents, stirred by samana, and stays, setting going the juices, constituents and humours.

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श्लोक 178.10

अपान पराणयॊर मध्ये पराणापान समाहितः समन्वितः सवधिष्ठानः सम्यक पचति पावकः

apāna parāṇayòra madhye parāṇāpāna samāhitaḥ samanvitaḥ savadhiṣṭhānaḥ samyaka pacati pāvakaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

विश्राम्यन्ति महाबाहो तथान्या मृगजातय:

English

of poison. He should also cause dissensions amongst his counsellors and servants. Vrihaspati has said that a king possessed of intelligence should always avoid war for acquisition of territory. The acquisition of dominion should be made by the three well-known means (of conciliation, gift, and disunion). The king that is possessed of wisdom should be gratified with those acquisition that are made by means of conciliation, gift, and disunion. The king, O delighter of the Kurus, should take a sixth of the incomes of his subjects as tribute for meeting the expenses of protecting them. He should also forcibly take away wealth, much or little (as the case may require), from the ten kinds of offenders mentioned in the scriptures, for the protection of his subjects. A king should, without doubt, look upon his subjects as his own children. In determining their disputes, however, he should not show compassion. For hearing the complaints and answers of disputants injudicial suits, the king should always appoint persons possessed of wisdom and a knowledge of the affairs of the world, for the state really rests upon a proper administration of justice. The king should set honest and trustworthy men over his mines, salt, grain, ferries, and elephant corps. The king who always wields with propriety the rod of chastisement earns great merit. The proper regulation of chastisement is the high duty of kings and deserves great applause. The king should be conversant with the Vedas and their branches, possessed of wisdom, engaged in penances, charitable, and devoted to the performance of sacrifices. All these qualities should permanently reside in a king. If the king fails to administer justice, he can neither have heaven nor fame. If a king be afflicted by a stronger one, the former, if possessed of intelligence, should seek refuge in a fort. Assembling his friends for consultation, he should devise proper means. Adopting the policy of conciliation and of producing dissensions, he should devise means for waging war with the assailant. He should set the inhabitants of the woods on the high roads, and, if necessary, cause whole villages to be removed, transplanting all the inhabitants to minor towns or the outskirts of great cities. Repeatedly assuring his wealthy subjects and the principal officers of the army, he should cause the inhabitants of the open country to take refuge in such forts as are well-protected. He should himself withdraw all stores of grain (from the open country into his forts). If that becomes impossible, he should destroy them completely by fire. He should set men for destroying the crops on the fields of the enemy (by producing disunion among the enemy's subjects). Failing to do this, he should destroy those crops by means of his own troops. He should destroy all the bridges over the rivers in his kingdom. He should bale out the waters of all the tanks in his dominions, or, if incapable of baling them out, cause them to be poisoned. Disregarding the duty of protecting his friends, he should, in view of both present and future circumstances, seek the protection of the ruler of another kingdom who may happen to be the foe of his foe and who may be competent to deal with his foe on the field of battle, l He should destroy all the smaller forts in his kingdom. He should also cut

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.11

आस्यं हि पायु संयुक्तम अन्ते सयाद गुद संज्ञितम सरॊतस तस्मात परजायन्ते सर्वस्रॊतांसि देहिनाम

āsyaṃ hi pāyu saṃyuktama ante sayāda guda saṃjñitama saròtasa tasmāta parajāyante sarvasròtāṃsi dehināma

हिन्दी अर्थ

परिश्रमसे थकित होकर विश्राम करते थे

English

down all the smaller trees excepting those that are called Chaitya. l He should cause the branches of all

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.12

परानानां संनिपाताच च संनिपातः परजायते ऊष्मा चाग्निर इति जञेयॊ यॊ ऽननं पचति देहिनाम

parānānāṃ saṃnipātāca ca saṃnipātaḥ parajāyate ūṣmā cāgnira iti jañeyò yò 'nanaṃ pacati dehināma

हिन्दी अर्थ

सारिकाशुकसंजुष्ट: पुष्पवान्ू फलवानपि

English

From the meeting of the breaths a meeting arises; heat is to be known as the fire that digests food in embodied beings.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.13

अग्निवेगवहः परानॊ गुदान्ते परतिहन्यते स ऊर्ध्वम आगम्य पुनः समुत्क्षिपति पावकम

agnivegavahaḥ parānò gudānte paratihanyate sa ūrdhvama āgamya punaḥ samutkṣipati pāvakama

हिन्दी अर्थ

मैनाओंके समूह बसेरा लेते थे। वह वृक्ष फल और फूल दोनोंसे ही भरा था

English

Prana, carrying the force of fire, is struck at the end of the anus, and rising again throws up the fire.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.14

पक्वाशयस तव अधॊ नाभेर ऊर्ध्वम आमाशयः सथितः नाभिमध्ये शरीरस्य सर्वे परानाः समाहिताः

pakvāśayasa tava adhò nābhera ūrdhvama āmāśayaḥ sathitaḥ nābhimadhye śarīrasya sarve parānāḥ samāhitāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

वसन्ति तत्र मार्गस्था: सुरम्ये नगसत्तमे

English

The place of digested food is below the navel, the stomach above; in the middle of the navel all the breaths of the body are gathered.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.15

परसृता हृदयात सर्वे तिर्यग ऊर्धम अधस तथा वहन्त्य अन्नरसान्नाद्यॊ ऽदश पराण परचॊदिताः

parasṛtā hṛdayāta sarve tiryaga ūrdhama adhasa tathā vahantya annarasānnādyò 'daśa parāṇa paracòditāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

रमणीय एवं श्रेष्ठ वृक्षेके नीचे निवास किया करते थे

English

Spreading from the heart, all go crosswise, upward and downward; ten breaths, urged on, carry the juices of food.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.16

एष मार्गॊ ऽथ यॊगानां येन गच्छन्ति तत पदम जितक्लमासना धीरा मूर्धन्य आत्मानम आदधुः

eṣa mārgò 'tha yògānāṃ yena gacchanti tata padama jitaklamāsanā dhīrā mūrdhanya ātmānama ādadhuḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

अभिगम्याब्रवीदेनं नारदो भरतर्षभ

English

This is the path of the yogas, by which they go to that state; the steadfast, having conquered fatigue by their posture, set the self in the head.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 178.17

एवं सर्वेषु विहितः पराणापानेषु देहिनाम तस्मिन सथितॊ नित्यम अग्निः सथाल्याम इव समाहितः

evaṃ sarveṣu vihitaḥ parāṇāpāneṣu dehināma tasmina sathitò nityama agniḥ sathālyāma iva samāhitaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

उसके पास गये और इस प्रकार बोले--

English

Thus it is ordained in the prana and apana of all embodied beings; fire stays in it always, collected as in a pot.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.1

[भरद्वाज] यदि परानायते वायुर वायुर एव विचेष्टते शवसित्य आभासते चैव तस्माज जीवॊ निरर्थकः

[bharadvāja] yadi parānāyate vāyura vāyura eva viceṣṭate śavasitya ābhāsate caiva tasmāja jīvò nirarthakaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

तुम्हारी शाखाओंपर बड़े प्रसन्न रहकर रमण कर रहे हैं

English

the larger trees to be lopped off, but he should not touch the very leaves of those called Chaitya. He should raise outer ramparts round his forts, with enclosures in them, and fill his trenches with water, driving pointed stakes at their bottom and filling them with crocodiles and sharks. He should keep small openings in his walls for making sallies from his fort, and carefully make arrangements for their defence like that of the greater gates. 2 In all his gates he should plant destructive engines. He should plant on the ramparts (of his forts) Sataghnis and other weapons. He should store wood for fuel and dig and repair wells for supply of water to the garrison. He should cause all houses made of grass and straw to be plastered over with mud, and if it is the summer month, he should, from fear of fire, withdraw (into a place of safety) all the stores of grass and straw. He should order all food to be cooked at night. No fire should be ignited during the day, except for the daily homa. Particular care should be taken of the fires in smithies and lying-in rooms. Fires kept within the houses of the inhabitants should be well covered. For the effectual protection of the city, it should be proclaimed that condign punishment will overtake the person who lights fires by the day time. During such times, all beggars, eunuchs, lunatics, and mimes, should, O foremost of men, be driven out of the town, for if they are permitted to remain, evil will follow. In places of public resort, in tirthas, in assemblies, and in the houses of the citizens, the king should set competent spies. 3 The king should cause wide roads to be constructed and order shops, and places for the distribution of water, to be opened at proper stations. Depots (of diverse necessaries), arsenals, camps and quarters for soldiers, stations for the keeping of horses and elephants, encampments of soldiers, trenches, streets and bypaths, houses and gardens for retirement and pleasure, should be so ordered that their sites may not be known to others, O Yudhishthira. A king who is afflicted by a hostile army should gather wealth, and store oil and fat and honey, and clarified butter, and medicines of all kinds, and charcoal and munja grass, leaves, arrows, scribes and draftsmen, grass, fuel, poisoned arrows, weapons of every kind such as darts, swords, lances, and others. The king should store such articles. He should especially keep ready drugs of every kind, roots and fruits, the four kinds of physicians, actors and dancers, athletes, and persons capable of assuming diverse disguises. He should decorate his capital and gladden all his subjects. The king should lose no time in bringing under his control such persons as may happen to inspire him with fear, be they his servants or counsellors or citizens or neighbouring monarchs. After any task of the king has been accomplished, he should reward that those that have aided in its accomplishment with wealth and other proportionate gifts and thankful speeches. It has been laid down in the scriptures, O delighter

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.2

यद्य ऊष्म भाव आग्नेयॊ वह्निना पच्यते यदि अग्निर जरयते चैव तस्माज जीवॊ निरर्थकः

yadya ūṣma bhāva āgneyò vahninā pacyate yadi agnira jarayate caiva tasmāja jīvò nirarthakaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

चतुष्पज्चाशदधिकशततमो ध्याय:

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "If heat is of fire's nature and is cooked by fire, and if fire digests, then the soul is useless.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.3

जन्तॊः परमीयमानस्य जीवॊ नैवॊपलभ्यते वायुर एव जहात्य एनम ऊष्म भावश च नश्यति

jantòḥ paramīyamānasya jīvò naivòpalabhyate vāyura eva jahātya enama ūṣma bhāvaśa ca naśyati

हिन्दी अर्थ

पालयत्येव सततं भीम: सर्वत्रगोडनिलः

English

When a creature dies, the soul is not found; the wind alone leaves him and the heat perishes.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.4

यदि वातॊपमॊ जीवः संश्लेषॊ यदि वायुना वायुमन्दलवद दृश्यॊ गच्छेत सह मरुद्गणैः

yadi vātòpamò jīvaḥ saṃśleṣò yadi vāyunā vāyumandalavada dṛśyò gaccheta saha marudgaṇaiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

माननेके कारण ही सर्वत्रगामी भयानक वायुदेव सदा तुम्हारी रक्षा करते हैं

English

If the soul is like wind, joined with the wind, it would be seen like a circle of wind and go with the hosts of Maruts.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.5

शलेषॊ यदि च वातेन यदि तस्मात परनश्यति महार्णव विमुक्तत्वाद अन्यत सलिलभाजनम

śaleṣò yadi ca vātena yadi tasmāta paranaśyati mahārṇava vimuktatvāda anyata salilabhājanama

हिन्दी अर्थ

यं न वायुबलाद भग्नं पृथिव्यामिति मे मति:

English

If it is joined with wind and perishes from it, then, like water in a vessel freed in a great ocean, it would be another thing.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.6

कूपे वा सलिलं दद्यात परदीपं वा हुताशने परक्षिप्तं नश्यति कषिप्रं यथा नश्यत्य असौ तथा

kūpe vā salilaṃ dadyāta paradīpaṃ vā hutāśane parakṣiptaṃ naśyati kaṣipraṃ yathā naśyatya asau tathā

हिन्दी अर्थ

हो जाय। मेरा यही विश्वास है कि वायुदेव सबको तोड़कर गिरा सकते हैं

English

As water poured into a well, or a lamp cast into fire, quickly perishes, so does this.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.7

पञ्च साधारणे हय अस्मिञ शरीरे जीवितं कुतः येषाम अन्यतर तयागाच चतुर्णां नास्ति संग्रहः

pañca sādhāraṇe haya asmiña śarīre jīvitaṃ kutaḥ yeṣāma anyatara tayāgāca caturṇāṃ nāsti saṃgrahaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

वायुना सपरीवारस्तेन तिष्ठस्यसंशयम्

English

In this body common to five, where is life? When any one of four of them is abandoned, there is no holding together.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.8

नश्यन्त्य आपॊ हय अनाहाराद वायुर उच्छ्वासनिग्रहात नश्यते कॊष्ठ भेदात खम अग्निर नश्यत्य अभॊजनात

naśyantya āpò haya anāhārāda vāyura ucchvāsanigrahāta naśyate kòṣṭha bhedāta khama agnira naśyatya abhòjanāta

हिन्दी अर्थ

कलामशष्टादशी प्राणैर्न मे प्राप्रोति मारुत:

English

Water perishes from lack of food; wind from the checking of breath; space perishes from the splitting of the belly; fire perishes from not eating.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.9

वयाधिव्रण परिक्लेशैर मेदिनी चैव शीर्यते पीडिते ऽनयतरे हय एषां सघातॊ याति पञ्चधा

vayādhivraṇa parikleśaira medinī caiva śīryate pīḍite 'nayatare haya eṣāṃ saghātò yāti pañcadhā

हिन्दी अर्थ

अठारहवीं कलाको भी नहीं पा सकता

English

By disease, wounds and distress the earth also crumbles; when any one of these is afflicted the compound goes fivefold apart.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.10

तस्मिन पञ्चत्वम आपन्ने जीवः किम अनुधावति किं वेदयति वा जीवः किं शृणॊति बरवीति वा

tasmina pañcatvama āpanne jīvaḥ kima anudhāvati kiṃ vedayati vā jīvaḥ kiṃ śṛṇòti baravīti vā

हिन्दी अर्थ

पुष्पसम्मोदने काले वाशतां सुमनोहरम्

English

of the Kurus, that a king pays off his debt when he discomfits his foe or slays him outright. I A king should take care of seven things. Listen to me as I recite them. They are his own self, his counsellors, his treasury, his machinery for awarding punishments, his friends, his provinces, and his capital. He should with care protect his kingdom which consists of these seven limbs. That king, O tiger among men, who is conversant with the aggregate of six, the triple aggregate, and the high aggregate of three, succeeds in winning the sovereignty of the whole earth. Listen, O Yudhishthira, to what has been called the aggregate of six. These are ruling in peace after concluding a treaty (with the foe), marching to battle, producing disunion among the foe, concentration of forces, for inspiring the foe with fear, preparedness for war with readiness for peace, and alliance with others. Listen now with attention to what has been called the triple aggregate. They are decrease, maintenance of what is, and growth. The high aggregate

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.11

एषा गौः परलॊकस्थं तारयिष्यति माम इति यॊ दत्त्वा मरियते जन्तुः सा गौः कं तारयिष्यति

eṣā gauḥ paralòkasthaṃ tārayiṣyati māma iti yò dattvā mariyate jantuḥ sā gauḥ kaṃ tārayiṣyati

हिन्दी अर्थ

घर्मा्तास्वां समासाद्य सुखं विन्दन्ति शाल्मले

English

"This cow will carry me across to the other world": the creature who dies after giving, whom will that cow carry across?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.12

गौश च परतिग्रहीता च दाता चैव समं यदा इहैव विलयं यान्ति कुतस तेषां समागमः

gauśa ca paratigrahītā ca dātā caiva samaṃ yadā ihaiva vilayaṃ yānti kutasa teṣāṃ samāgamaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

तुम्हारे पास आकर सुख पाते हैं

English

When the cow, the receiver and the giver all alike dissolve right here, where can there be a meeting for them?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.13

विहगैर उपयुक्तस्य शैलाग्रात पतितस्य वा अग्निना चॊपयुक्तस्य कुतः संजीवनं पुनः

vihagaira upayuktasya śailāgrāta patitasya vā agninā còpayuktasya kutaḥ saṃjīvanaṃ punaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

तथा सर्वाधिवासैश्व शोभसे मेरुवद्द्रुम

English

For one eaten by birds, or fallen from a mountain peak, or consumed by fire, where is revival again?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.14

छिन्नस्य यदि वृक्षस्य न मूलं परतिरॊहति बीजान्य अस्य परवर्तन्ते मृतः कव पुनर एष्यति

chinnasya yadi vṛkṣasya na mūlaṃ paratiròhati bījānya asya paravartante mṛtaḥ kava punara eṣyati

हिन्दी अर्थ

त्रिविष्टपसमं मन्‍्ये तवायतनमेव हि

English

If a tree is cut and the root does not sprout, but its seeds go on, where would the dead one return?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 179.15

बीजमात्रं पुरा सृष्टं यद एतत परिवर्तते मृता मृताः परनश्यन्ति बीजाद बीजं परवर्तते

bījamātraṃ purā sṛṣṭaṃ yada etata parivartate mṛtā mṛtāḥ paranaśyanti bījāda bījaṃ paravartate

हिन्दी अर्थ

स्वर्गके समान जान पड़ता है”

English

Only the seed was created before, and this goes on turning; the dead die and perish, and seed from seed goes on."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.1

[भृगु] न परनाशॊ ऽसति जीवानां दत्तस्य च कृतस्य च याति देहान्तरं परानी शरीरं तु विशीर्यते

[bhṛgu] na paranāśò 'sati jīvānāṃ dattasya ca kṛtasya ca yāti dehāntaraṃ parānī śarīraṃ tu viśīryate

हिन्दी अर्थ

भज्जन् द्रुमान् पर्वतांश्व॒ यच्चान्यदपि किंचन

English

of three consists of Virtue, Profit and Pleasure. These should be pursued judiciously. By the aid of virtue, a king succeeds in ruling the earth for ever. Touching this matter, Angirasa's son: Vrihaspati himself has sung two verses. Blessed be thou, O son of Devaki, it behoveth thee to hear them. 'Having discharged all his duties and having protected the earth, and having also protected his cities, a king attains to great happiness in heaven. What are penances to that king, and what need has he of sacrifices who protects his people properly? Such a king should be regarded as one conversant with every virtue!'

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.2

न शरीराश्रितॊ जीवस तस्मिन नष्टे परनश्यति यथा समित्सु दग्धासु न परनश्यति पावकः

na śarīrāśritò jīvasa tasmina naṣṭe paranaśyati yathā samitsu dagdhāsu na paranaśyati pāvakaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

दुर्गुणोंसे प्रेरित होकर झूठ बोलते हो

English

[Bhrigu said:] "The soul does not rest on the body and perish when it perishes, as fire does not perish when the fuel is burnt."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.3

[भरद्वाज] अग्नेर यथातथा तस्य यदि नाशॊ न विद्यते इन्धनस्यॊपयॊगान्ते स चाग्निर नॊपलभ्यते

[bharadvāja] agnera yathātathā tasya yadi nāśò na vidyate indhanasyòpayògānte sa cāgnira nòpalabhyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

शाल्मलिं तमुपागम्य क्रुद्धो वचनमब्रवीत्

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "If there were no destruction of fire in that way, at the end of the use of the fuel that fire would not be found.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.4

नश्यतीत्य एव जानामि शान्तम अग्निम अनिन्धनम गतिर यस्य परमानं वा संस्थानं वा न दृश्यते

naśyatītya eva jānāmi śāntama agnima anindhanama gatira yasya paramānaṃ vā saṃsthānaṃ vā na dṛśyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

अहं वायु: प्रभाव ते दर्शयाम्यात्मनो बलम्

English

I know it only as perishing, the fire become quiet without fuel, whose course, measure or form is not seen."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.5

[भ] समिधाम उपयॊगान्ते सन्न एवाग्निर न दृश्यते आकाशानुगतत्वाद धि दुर्ग्रहः स निराश्रहः

[bha] samidhāma upayògānte sanna evāgnira na dṛśyate ākāśānugatatvāda dhi durgrahaḥ sa nirāśrahaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

तुम्हें अपना बल और प्रभाव दिखाता हूँ

English

[Bhrigu said:] "At the end of the use of fuel, the fire, though it is there, is not seen; it is hard to grasp, following space, and without a support.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.6

तथा शरीरसंत्यागे जीवॊ हय आकाशवत सथितः न गृह्यते सुसूक्ष्मत्वाद यथा जयॊतिर न संशयः

tathā śarīrasaṃtyāge jīvò haya ākāśavata sathitaḥ na gṛhyate susūkṣmatvāda yathā jayòtira na saṃśayaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

रक्ष्यसे तेन दुर्बुद्धे नात्मवीर्याद् टद्रमाधम

English

So at the leaving of the body the soul stays like space; it is not grasped because of its great subtlety, like light, without doubt.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.7

परानान धारयते हय अग्निः स जीव उपधार्यताम वायुसंधारणॊ हय अग्निर नश्यत्य उच्छ्वासनिग्रहात

parānāna dhārayate haya agniḥ sa jīva upadhāryatāma vāyusaṃdhāraṇò haya agnira naśyatya ucchvāsanigrahāta

हिन्दी अर्थ

रही है। द्रमाधम! तुम अपने बलसे नहीं बचे हुए हो

English

Fire holds the breaths; let that be understood as the soul; fire sustained by wind perishes by the checking of breath.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.8

तस्मिन नष्टे शरीराग्नौ शरीरं तद अचेतनम पतितं याति भूमित्वम अयनं तस्य हि कषितिः

tasmina naṣṭe śarīrāgnau śarīraṃ tada acetanama patitaṃ yāti bhūmitvama ayanaṃ tasya hi kaṣitiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

दर्शयाम्येष चात्मानं यथा मां नावमन्यसे

English

When that fire of the body has perished, the body is insensible; it falls and goes to the state of earth, for the earth is its resort.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.9

जङ्गमानां हि सर्वेषां सथावराणां तथैव च आकाशं पवनॊ ऽभयेति जयॊतिस तम अनुगच्छति तत्र तरयाणाम एकत्वं दवयं भूमौ परतिष्ठितम

jaṅgamānāṃ hi sarveṣāṃ sathāvarāṇāṃ tathaiva ca ākāśaṃ pavanò 'bhayeti jayòtisa tama anugacchati tatra tarayāṇāma ekatvaṃ davayaṃ bhūmau paratiṣṭhitama

हिन्दी अर्थ

होकर मैं अपना वह स्वरूप दिखाऊँगा, जिससे तुम फिर मेरा अपमान नहीं करोगे

English

For all the moving and the unmoving, wind goes to space, and light follows it; there the three are one, and two are established on earth."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.10

यत्र खं तत्र पवनस तत्राग्निर यत्र मारुतः अमूर्तयस ते विज्ञेया आपॊ मूर्तास तथा कषितिः

yatra khaṃ tatra pavanasa tatrāgnira yatra mārutaḥ amūrtayasa te vijñeyā āpò mūrtāsa tathā kaṣitiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

पास पहुँचता है, उस समय मैं बलसे उसकी गतिको रोक देता हूँ

English

Yudhishthira said, 'There is the science of chastisement, there is the king, and there are the subjects. Tell me, O grandsire, what advantage is derived by one of these from the others.'

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.11

[भ] यद्य अग्निमारुतौ भूमिः खम आपश च शरीरिषु जीवः किं लक्षणस तत्रेत्य एतद आचक्ष्व मे ऽनघ

[bha] yadya agnimārutau bhūmiḥ khama āpaśa ca śarīriṣu jīvaḥ kiṃ lakṣaṇasa tatretya etada ācakṣva me 'nagha

हिन्दी अर्थ

तस्मान्न बिभ्ये देवर्षे क्रुद्धादपि समीरणात्

English

Bhishma said, 'Listen to me, O king, as I describe, O Bharata, the great blessedness of the science of chastisement, in sacred words of grave import. The science of chastisement forces all men to the observance of the duties of their respective orders. Duly administered, it forces people to virtuous acts. 2 When the four orders attend to their respective duties, when all wholesome barriers are maintained, when peace and happiness are made to flow from the science of chastisement, when the people become freed from all fear, and the three higher orders endeavour, according to their respective duties, to maintain harmony, know that men become truly happy at such times. Whether it is the king that makes the age, or, it is the age that makes the king, is a question about which thou shouldst not entertain any doubt. The truth is that the king makes the age. When, the king rules with a complete and strict reliance on the science of chastisement, the foremost of ages called Krita is then said to set in. 3 Righteousness sets in the Krita age. Nothing of unrighteousness exists then. The hearts of men belonging to all the four orders do not take any pleasure in unrighteousness. Without doubt, all men succeed in acquiring the

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.12

पञ्चात्मके पञ्च रतौ पञ्च विज्ञानसंयुते शरीरे परानिनां जीवं जञातुम इच्छामि यादृशम

pañcātmake pañca ratau pañca vijñānasaṃyute śarīre parānināṃ jīvaṃ jañātuma icchāmi yādṛśama

हिन्दी अर्थ

अतः वह कुपित हो जाय तो भी मुझे उससे भय नहीं है

English

they desire and preserving those that have been acquired. All the Vedic rites become productive of merit. All the seasons become delightful and free from evil. The voice, pronunciation, and minds of all men become clear and cheerful. Diseases disappear and all men become long-lived. Wives do not become widows, and no person becomes a miser. The earth yields crops without being tilled, and herbs and plants grow in luxuriance. Barks, leaves, fruits, and roots, become vigorous and abundant. No unrighteousness is seen. Nothing but righteousness exists. Know these to be the characteristics, O Yudhishthira, of the Krita age. When the king relies upon only three of the four parts of the science of chastisement leaving out a fourth, the age called Treta sets in. A fourth part of unrighteousness follows in the train of such observance (of the great science) by three-fourths. The earth yields crops but waits for tillage. The herbs and plants grow (depending upon tillage). When the king observes the great science by only a half, leaving out the other half, then the age that sets in is called Dwapara. A moiety of unrighteousness follows in the train of such observance of the great science by half. The earth requires tillage and yields crops by half. When the king, abandoning the great science totally, oppresses his subjects by evil means of diverse kinds, the age that sets in is called Kali. During the age called Kali, unrighteousness becomes full and nothing of righteousness is seen. The hearts of men, of all the orders, fall away from their respective duties. Sudras live by adopting lives of mendicancy, and Brahmanas live by serving others. Men fail to acquire the objects they desire and preserve those already acquired.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.13

मांसशॊनित संघाते मेदः सनाय्व अस्थि संचये भिद्यमाने शरीरे तु जीवॊ नैवॊपलभ्यते

māṃsaśònita saṃghāte medaḥ sanāyva asthi saṃcaye bhidyamāne śarīre tu jīvò naivòpalabhyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

न हि वायोर्बलेनास्ति भूतं तुल्यबलं क्वचित्

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "When the body is split, in the mass of flesh and blood, the heap of fat, sinew and bone, the soul is not found.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.14

यद्य अजीवं शरीरं तु पञ्च भूतसमन्वितम शारीरे मानसे दुःखे कस तां वेदयते रुजम

yadya ajīvaṃ śarīraṃ tu pañca bhūtasamanvitama śārīre mānase duḥkhe kasa tāṃ vedayate rujama

हिन्दी अर्थ

नैतेडपि तुल्या मरुत: कि पुनस्त्वं वनस्पते

English

If the body is lifeless, joined with the five elements, who feels that pain in sorrow of body and mind?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.15

शृणॊति कथितं जीवः कर्णाभ्यां न शृणॊति तत महर्षे मनसि वयग्रे तस्माज जीवॊ निरर्थकः

śṛṇòti kathitaṃ jīvaḥ karṇābhyāṃ na śṛṇòti tata maharṣe manasi vayagre tasmāja jīvò nirarthakaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

जीवन देनेवाले सर्वत्र सामर्थ्यशाली भगवान् वायु ही हैं

English

The soul hears what is said with the ears; but great sage, when the mind is distracted it does not hear; therefore the soul is useless.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.16

सर्वं पश्यति यद दृश्यं मनॊ युक्तेन चक्षुषा मनसि वयाकुले तद धि पश्यन्न अपि न पश्यति

sarvaṃ paśyati yada dṛśyaṃ manò yuktena cakṣuṣā manasi vayākule tada dhi paśyanna api na paśyati

हिन्दी अर्थ

शरीरमें विकृति आने लगती है

English

One sees all that is to be seen with the eye joined to the mind; when the mind is troubled, one, though looking, does not see.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.17

न पश्यति न च बरूते न शृणॊति न जिघ्रति न च सपर्शरसौ वेत्ति निद्रावशगतः पुनः

na paśyati na ca barūte na śṛṇòti na jighrati na ca saparśarasau vetti nidrāvaśagataḥ punaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

न पूजयसि पूज्यं तं किमन्यद् बुद्धिलाघवात्

English

One who is under the sway of sleep does not see, speak, hear or smell, and does not know touch or taste.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.18

हृष्यति करुध्यति च कः शॊचत्य उद्विजते च कः इच्छति धयायति दवेष्टि वाचम ईरयते च कः

hṛṣyati karudhyati ca kaḥ śòcatya udvijate ca kaḥ icchati dhayāyati daveṣṭi vācama īrayate ca kaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

यह तुम्हारी बुद्धिकी लघुताके सिवा और क्या है

English

Who rejoices, who is angry, who grieves, who is alarmed? Who wishes, who meditates, who hates, who utters speech?"

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.19

[भ] न पञ्च साधारणम अत्र किं चिच; छरीरम एकॊ वहते ऽनतरात्मा स वेत्ति गन्धांश च रसाञ शरुतिं च; सपर्शं च रूपं च गुणाश च ये ऽनये

[bha] na pañca sādhāraṇama atra kiṃ cica; charīrama ekò vahate 'natarātmā sa vetti gandhāṃśa ca rasāña śarutiṃ ca; saparśaṃ ca rūpaṃ ca guṇāśa ca ye 'naye

हिन्दी अर्थ

क्रोधादिभिरवच्छन्नो मिथ्या वदसि शाल्मले

English

[Bhrigu said:] "Nothing here is common to five; the inner self alone bears the body. He knows smells, tastes, sound, touch and form, and the other qualities.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.20

पञ्चात्मके पञ्च गुणप्रदर्शी; स सर्वगात्रानुगतॊ ऽनतरात्मा स वेत्ति दुःखानि सुखानि चात्र; तद विप्रयॊगात तु न वेत्ति देहः

pañcātmake pañca guṇapradarśī; sa sarvagātrānugatò 'natarātmā sa vetti duḥkhāni sukhāni cātra; tada viprayògāta tu na vetti dehaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

सामने तुम्हारे इन दुर्वचनोंको सुनाऊँगा

English

In the five-element body, the displayer of the five qualities, the inner self, following all the limbs, knows the sorrows and pleasures here; through separation from it the body knows nothing.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.21

यदा न रूपं न सपर्शॊ नॊस्म भावश च पावके तदा शान्ते शरीराग्नौ देहं तयक्त्वा स नश्यति

yadā na rūpaṃ na saparśò nòsma bhāvaśa ca pāvake tadā śānte śarīrāgnau dehaṃ tayaktvā sa naśyati

हिन्दी अर्थ

ते5पि जानन्ति वायोश्ष बलमात्मन एव च

English

When there is no form, no touch, and no heat of fire, then, when the fire of the body is stilled, he leaves the body and it perishes.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.22

अम मयं सर्वम एवेदम आपॊ मूर्तिः शरीरिणाम तत्रात्मा मानसॊ बरह्मा सर्वभूतेषु लॊककृत

ama mayaṃ sarvama evedama āpò mūrtiḥ śarīriṇāma tatrātmā mānasò barahmā sarvabhūteṣu lòkakṛta

हिन्दी अर्थ

एवं तस्माद् गमिष्यामि सकाशं मातरिश्वन:

English

All this is made of water; water is the form of the embodied; in it the self, the mental Brahma, is the maker of the worlds in all beings.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.23

आत्मानं तं विजानीहि सर्वलॊह हितात्मकम तस्मिन यः संश्रितॊ देहे हय अब्बिन्दुर इव पुष्करे

ātmānaṃ taṃ vijānīhi sarvalòha hitātmakama tasmina yaḥ saṃśritò dehe haya abbindura iva puṣkare

हिन्दी अर्थ

सीधे वायुदेवके ही पास जाऊँगा

English

Know that self, whose nature is the good of all the worlds, resting in that body like a drop of water on a lotus.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.24

कषेत्रज्ञं तं विजानीहि नित्यं लॊकहितात्मकम तमॊ रजश च सत्त्वं च विद्धि जीव गुणान इमान

kaṣetrajñaṃ taṃ vijānīhi nityaṃ lòkahitātmakama tamò rajaśa ca sattvaṃ ca viddhi jīva guṇāna imāna

हिन्दी अर्थ

वायुदेवके पास आकर उसकी सब बातें कह सुनायीं

English

Know him as the knower of the field, ever of the nature of the world's good; know tamas, rajas and sattva as these qualities of the soul.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.25

सचेतनं जीव गुणं वदन्ति; स चेष्टते चेष्टयते च सर्वम ततः परं कषेत्रविदं वदन्ति; परावतयद यॊ भुवनानि सप्त

sacetanaṃ jīva guṇaṃ vadanti; sa ceṣṭate ceṣṭayate ca sarvama tataḥ paraṃ kaṣetravidaṃ vadanti; parāvatayada yò bhuvanāni sapta

हिन्दी अर्थ

बृहन्मूलो बृहच्छाय: स त्वां वायोडवमन्यते

English

They say that the soul's quality is consciousness; he moves and moves all; and beyond that they call the knower of the field, who sets in motion the seven worlds.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.26

न जीवनाशॊ ऽसति हि देहभेदे; मिथ्यैतद आहुर मृत इत्य अबुद्धाः जीवस तु देहान्तरितः परयाति; दशार्धतैवास्य शरीरभेदः

na jīvanāśò 'sati hi dehabhede; mithyaitada āhura mṛta itya abuddhāḥ jīvasa tu dehāntaritaḥ parayāti; daśārdhataivāsya śarīrabhedaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

न युक्तानि मया वायो तानि वक्तुं तवाग्रत:

English

There is no destruction of the soul when the body breaks; the unawake call this false, saying 'he is dead'; the soul goes on, separated from the body; the breaking of the body is only its half of ten.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.27

एवं सर्वेषु भूतेषु गूधश चरति संवृतः दृश्यते तव अग्र्यया बुद्ध्या सूक्ष्मया तत्त्वदर्शिभिः

evaṃ sarveṣu bhūteṣu gūdhaśa carati saṃvṛtaḥ dṛśyate tava agryayā buddhyā sūkṣmayā tattvadarśibhiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

कहना उचित नहीं है

English

So he moves hidden and covered in all beings; but he is seen by the supreme, subtle intellect of those who see the truth.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.28

तं पूर्वापररात्रेषु युज्ञानः सततं बुधः लघ्व आहारॊ विशुद्धात्मा पश्यत्य आत्मानम आत्मनि

taṃ pūrvāpararātreṣu yujñānaḥ satataṃ budhaḥ laghva āhārò viśuddhātmā paśyatya ātmānama ātmani

हिन्दी अर्थ

वरिष्ठ च गरिष्ठ॑ च क्रोधे वैवस्वतं यथा

English

The wise man, ever joined to him in the early and late hours of the night, light in diet and pure of self, sees the self in the self.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.29

चित्तस्य हि परसादेन हित्वा कर्म शुभाशुभम परसन्नात्मात्मनि सथित्वा सुखम अक्षयम अश्नुते

cittasya hi parasādena hitvā karma śubhāśubhama parasannātmātmani sathitvā sukhama akṣayama aśnute

हिन्दी अर्थ

त था क्रोधमें वैवस्वत यमके समान हो

English

By the clearing of the mind, putting aside deeds good and bad, with serene self, abiding in the self, he enjoys imperishable happiness.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 180.30

मानसॊ ऽगनिः शरीरेषु जीव इत्य अभिधीयते सृष्टिः परजापतेर एषा भूताध्यात्म विनिश्चये

mānasò 'ganiḥ śarīreṣu jīva itya abhidhīyate sṛṣṭiḥ parajāpatera eṣā bhūtādhyātma viniścaye

हिन्दी अर्थ

जा कुपित होकर कहा

English

The mental fire in bodies is called the soul; this is the creation of Prajapati in the determination of the elements and the self."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.1

[भृगु] असृजद बराह्मणान एव पूर्वं बरह्मा परजापतिः आत्मतेजॊ ऽभिनिर्वृत्तान भास्कराग्निसमप्रभान

[bhṛgu] asṛjada barāhmaṇāna eva pūrvaṃ barahmā parajāpatiḥ ātmatejò 'bhinirvṛttāna bhāskarāgnisamaprabhāna

हिन्दी अर्थ

--'पवन! तुम कुपित होकर स्वयं ही अपनी सारी शक्ति दिखाओ

English

Intermixture of the four orders takes place. Vedic rites fail to produce fruits. All the seasons cease to be delightful and become fraught with evil. The voice, pronunciation, and minds of men lose vigour. Diseases appear, and men die prematurely. Wives become widows, and many cruel men are seen. The clouds do not pour seasonably, and crops fail. All kinds of moisture also fail, when the king does not, with proper attention to the great science, protect the subjects. The king is the creator of the Krita age, of the Treta, and of the Dwapara. The king is the cause of the fourth age (called Kali). If he causes the Krita age, he attains to everlasting heaven. If he causes the Treta age, he acquires heaven for a period that is limited. If he causes the Dwapara, he attains to blessedness in heaven according to the measure of his merits. By causing the Kali age, the king incurs a heavy load of sin. Stained by wickedness, he rots in hell for innumerable years, for sinking in the sins of his subjects, he incurs great sin and infamy himself. Keeping the great science in his view, the Kshatriya possessed of learning should strive to acquire those objects which he desires and protect those that have been already acquired. The science of chastisement, which establishes all men in the observance of their respective duties, which is the groundwork of all wholesome distinctions, and which truly upholds the world and sets it agoing, if properly administered, protects all men like the mother and the father protecting their children. Know, O bull among men, that the very lives of creatures depend upon it. The highest merit a king can acquire is acquaintance with the science of chastisement and administering it properly. Therefore, O thou of Kuru's race, protect thy subjects righteously,

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.2

ततः सत्यं च धर्मं च तपॊ बरह्म च शाश्वतम आचारं चैव शौचं च सवर्गाय विदधे परभुः

tataḥ satyaṃ ca dharmaṃ ca tapò barahma ca śāśvatama ācāraṃ caiva śaucaṃ ca savargāya vidadhe parabhuḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

शाखा: स्कन्धान् प्रशाखाश्न स्वयमेव व्यशातयत्

English

[Bhrigu said:] "Then the lord ordained truth, dharma, austerity, the eternal Brahman, conduct and purity for heaven.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.3

देवदानवगन्धर्वदैत्यासुरमहॊरगाः यक्षरास्कस नागाश च पिशाचा मनुजास तथा

devadānavagandharvadaityāsuramahòragāḥ yakṣarāskasa nāgāśa ca piśācā manujāsa tathā

हिन्दी अर्थ

प्रतीक्षा करने लगा

English

Gods, Danavas, gandharvas, Daityas, asuras, great serpents, yakshas, rakshasas, nagas, pishachas and men,

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.4

बराह्मणाः कषत्रिया वैश्याः शूद्राश च दविजसत्तम ये चान्ये भूतसंघानां संघास तांश चापि निर्ममे

barāhmaṇāḥ kaṣatriyā vaiśyāḥ śūdrāśa ca davijasattama ye cānye bhūtasaṃghānāṃ saṃghāsa tāṃśa cāpi nirmame

हिन्दी अर्थ

आजगामाथ तं॑ देशमास्ते यत्र स शाल्मलि:

English

brahmanas, kshatriyas, vaishyas and shudras, best of the twice-born, and the other hosts of beings, he made also.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.5

बराह्मणानां सितॊ वर्णः कषत्रियाणां तु लॊहितः वैश्यानां पीतकॊ वर्णः शूद्राणाम असितस तथा

barāhmaṇānāṃ sitò varṇaḥ kaṣatriyāṇāṃ tu lòhitaḥ vaiśyānāṃ pītakò varṇaḥ śūdrāṇāma asitasa tathā

हिन्दी अर्थ

स्थानपर आये, जहाँ वह सेमलका वृक्ष था

English

The colour of brahmanas is white, of kshatriyas red, of vaishyas yellow, and of shudras black."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.6

[भ] चातुर्वर्ण्यस्य वर्णेन यदि वर्णॊ विभज्यते सर्वेषां खलु वर्णानां दृश्यते वर्णसंकरः

[bha] cāturvarṇyasya varṇena yadi varṇò vibhajyate sarveṣāṃ khalu varṇānāṃ dṛśyate varṇasaṃkaraḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

मुदा युत: शाल्मलिमुग्रशाखम्

English

[Bharadvaja said:] "If the classes of the four orders are divided by colour, then the mixing of colours is seen in all classes.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.7

कामः करॊधॊ भयं लॊभः शॊकश चिन्ता कषुधा शरमः सर्वेषां नः परभवति कस्माद वर्णॊ विभज्यते

kāmaḥ karòdhò bhayaṃ lòbhaḥ śòkaśa cintā kaṣudhā śaramaḥ sarveṣāṃ naḥ parabhavati kasmāda varṇò vibhajyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

भंयकर थीं, उस सेमलसे मुसकराते हुए इस प्रकार बोले

English

Desire, anger, fear, greed, grief, worry, hunger and toil arise in all of us; why is class divided?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.8

सवेदमूत्र पुरीषाणि शलेष्मा पित्तं सशॊनितम तनुः कषरति सर्वेषां कस्माद वर्णॊ विभज्यते

savedamūtra purīṣāṇi śaleṣmā pittaṃ saśònitama tanuḥ kaṣarati sarveṣāṃ kasmāda varṇò vibhajyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

आत्मना यत्कृतं कृच्छें शाखानामपकर्षणम्

English

Sweat, urine, excrement, phlegm, bile and blood flow from the body of all; why is class divided?

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.9

जङ्गमानाम असंख्येयाः सथावराणां च जातयः तेषां विविधवर्णानां कुतॊ वर्णविनिश्चयः

jaṅgamānāma asaṃkhyeyāḥ sathāvarāṇāṃ ca jātayaḥ teṣāṃ vividhavarṇānāṃ kutò varṇaviniścayaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

आत्मदुर्मन्त्रितेनेह मद्वीर्यवशग: कृत:

English

The kinds of moving and unmoving beings are countless; of those of many colours, how is the determination of class made?"

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.10

[भ] न विशेषॊ ऽसति वर्णानां सर्वं बराह्मम इदं जगत बरह्मणा पूर्वसृष्टं हि कर्मभिर वर्णतां गतम

[bha] na viśeṣò 'sati varṇānāṃ sarvaṃ barāhmama idaṃ jagata barahmaṇā pūrvasṛṣṭaṃ hi karmabhira varṇatāṃ gatama

हिन्दी अर्थ

तुम स्वयं बड़े प्रभावशाली हो; फिर भी मैं तुमसे डरता नहीं हूँ

English

with the aid of that great science. By protecting the subjects and adopting such a conduct, thou wilt surely attain to such blessedness in heaven as is difficult of acquisition."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.11

कामभॊग परियास तीक्ष्णाः करॊधनाः परिय साहसाः तयक्तस्वधर्मा रक्ताङ्गास ते दविजाः कषत्रतां गताः

kāmabhòga pariyāsa tīkṣṇāḥ karòdhanāḥ pariya sāhasāḥ tayaktasvadharmā raktāṅgāsa te davijāḥ kaṣatratāṃ gatāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

ये तु बुद्धया हि बलिनस्ते भवन्ति बलीयस:

English

and Vyasaktam is 'engaged at war with another.'

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.12

गॊषु वृत्तिदं समाधाय पीताः कृष्युपजीविनः सवधर्मं नानुतिष्ठन्ति ते दविजा वैश्यतां गताः

gòṣu vṛttidaṃ samādhāya pītāḥ kṛṣyupajīvinaḥ savadharmaṃ nānutiṣṭhanti te davijā vaiśyatāṃ gatāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

इत्येवमुक्त: पवन: श्व इत्येवाब्रवीद् वच:

English

kept for the admission of air.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.13

हिंसानृत परिया लुब्धाः सर्वकर्मॊपजीविनः कृष्णाः शौचपरिभ्रष्टास ते दविजाः शूद्रतां गताः

hiṃsānṛta pariyā lubdhāḥ sarvakarmòpajīvinaḥ kṛṣṇāḥ śaucaparibhraṣṭāsa te davijāḥ śūdratāṃ gatāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

अथ निश्चित्य मनसा शाल्मलिवातकारितम्

English

[Bhrigu said:] "Those who love violence and falsehood, are greedy, live by all kinds of work, black, fallen from purity: those twice-born became shudras.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.14

इत्य एतैर कर्मभिर वयस्ता दविजा वर्णान्तरं गताः धर्मॊ यज्ञक्रिया चैषां नित्यं न परतिषिध्यते

itya etaira karmabhira vayastā davijā varṇāntaraṃ gatāḥ dharmò yajñakriyā caiṣāṃ nityaṃ na paratiṣidhyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

विचार करके तथा अपने आपको वायुके समान बलवान् न देखकर सोचा--

English

Separated by these deeds, the twice-born went to another class; their dharma and sacrificial action are not forbidden to them always.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.15

वर्णाश चत्वार एते हि येषां बराह्मी सरस्वती विहिता बरह्मणा पूर्वं लॊभात तव अज्ञानतां गताः

varṇāśa catvāra ete hi yeṣāṃ barāhmī sarasvatī vihitā barahmaṇā pūrvaṃ lòbhāta tava ajñānatāṃ gatāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

नारदे यन्मया प्रोक्ते वचन प्रति तनन्‍्मूषा

English

These are the four classes for whom the Brahmic Sarasvati was formerly ordained by Brahma; through greed they have fallen into ignorance.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.16

बराह्मणा धर्मतन्त्रस्थास तपस तेषां न नश्यति बरह्म धारयतां नित्यं वरतानि नियमांस तथा

barāhmaṇā dharmatantrasthāsa tapasa teṣāṃ na naśyati barahma dhārayatāṃ nityaṃ varatāni niyamāṃsa tathā

हिन्दी अर्थ

मारुतो बलवान नित्यं यथा वै नारदोब्रवीत्

English

Brahmanas who stand in the system of dharma do not lose their austerity, as they ever bear Brahman, vows and rules.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.17

बरह्म चैतत पुरा सृष्टं ये न जानन्त्य अतद्विदः तेषां बहुविधास तव अन्यास तत्र तत्र हि जातयः

barahma caitata purā sṛṣṭaṃ ye na jānantya atadvidaḥ teṣāṃ bahuvidhāsa tava anyāsa tatra tatra hi jātayaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

कि तु बुद्धा समो नास्ति मया कश्चिद् वनस्पति:

English

This Brahman was created in the beginning; those who do not know it, ignorant of that, have in this and that place many other kinds of birth.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.18

पिशाचा राक्षसाः परेता बहुधा मलेच्छ जातयः परनस्त जञानविज्ञानाः सवच्छन्दाचार चेष्टिताः

piśācā rākṣasāḥ paretā bahudhā maleccha jātayaḥ paranasta jañānavijñānāḥ savacchandācāra ceṣṭitāḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

समीरयति संक्रुद्धो यथा जानाम्यहं तथा

English

Pishachas, rakshasas, ghosts, and the many barbarian kinds, whose knowledge and discernment are lost, who act as they please.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.19

परजा बराह्मण संस्काराः सवधर्मकृतनिश्चयाः ऋषिभिः सवेन तपसा सृज्यन्ते चापरे परैः

parajā barāhmaṇa saṃskārāḥ savadharmakṛtaniścayāḥ ṛṣibhiḥ savena tapasā sṛjyante cāpare paraiḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

ज्ञान नहीं है। मैं यह सब अच्छी तरह जानता हूँ

English

The subjects with brahmana rites, resolved on their own dharma, are created by the sages by their austerity, and others by others.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 181.20

आदिदेव समुद्भूता बरह्म मूलाक्षयाव्यया सा सृष्टिर मानसी नाम धर्मतन्त्र परायना

ādideva samudbhūtā barahma mūlākṣayāvyayā sā sṛṣṭira mānasī nāma dharmatantra parāyanā

हिन्दी अर्थ

प्रभाते वायुमायान्तं प्रत्यैक्षत वनस्पति:

English

Born of the primal god, with Brahman as root, imperishable and undecaying, that creation called mental is devoted to the system of dharma."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.1

[भरद्वाज] बराह्मणः केन भवति कषत्रियॊ वा दविजॊत्तम वैश्यः शूद्रश च विप्रर्षे तद बरूहि वदतां वर

[bharadvāja] barāhmaṇaḥ kena bhavati kaṣatriyò vā davijòttama vaiśyaḥ śūdraśa ca viprarṣe tada barūhi vadatāṃ vara

हिन्दी अर्थ

गया और नारदजीने जो कुछ कहा था, उसे याद करके वह बहुत पछताने लगा

English

would mean "the age called Krita that comes in Time's course."

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.2

[भृगु] जातकर्मादिभिर यस तु संस्कारैः संस्कृतः शुचिः वेदाध्ययनसंपन्नः सः सुकर्मस्व अवस्थितः

[bhṛgu] jātakarmādibhira yasa tu saṃskāraiḥ saṃskṛtaḥ śuciḥ vedādhyayanasaṃpannaḥ saḥ sukarmasva avasthitaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

बलाधिकाय राजेन्द्र तद् दृष्टं त्वयि शत्रुहन्

English

[Bhrigu said:] "He who is purified by the rites beginning with birth-rites, pure, endowed with Vedic study, and established in good deeds,

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.3

शौचाचार सथितः सम्यग विघसासी गुरुप्रियः नित्यव्रती सत्यपरः स वै बराह्मण उच्यते

śaucācāra sathitaḥ samyaga vighasāsī gurupriyaḥ nityavratī satyaparaḥ sa vai barāhmaṇa ucyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

बलेन न समा राजन्नर्जुनस्य महात्मन:

English

steady in purity and conduct, eating the remains of offerings, dear to his teacher, ever keeping vows, devoted to truth: he is called a brahmana.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.4

सत्यं दानं दमॊ दरॊह आनृशंस्यं कषमा घृणा तपश च दृश्यते यत्र स बराह्मण इति समृतः

satyaṃ dānaṃ damò daròha ānṛśaṃsyaṃ kaṣamā ghṛṇā tapaśa ca dṛśyate yatra sa barāhmaṇa iti samṛtaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

विस्तरेण महाराज कि भूय: श्रोतुमिच्छसि

English

Where truth, giving, self-control, absence of malice, gentleness, forbearance, shame and austerity are seen, he is held to be a brahmana.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.5

कषत्रजं सेवते कर्म वेदाध्ययनसंमतः दानादान रतिर यश च स वै कषत्रिय उच्यते

kaṣatrajaṃ sevate karma vedādhyayanasaṃmataḥ dānādāna ratira yaśa ca sa vai kaṣatriya ucyate

हिन्दी अर्थ

है, अब और क्या सुनना चाहते हो

English

He who follows the work of the kshatriya, is esteemed for Vedic study, and delights in giving and taking is called a kshatriya.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.6

कृषिगॊरक्ष्य वानिज्यं यॊ विशत्य अनिशं शुचिः वेदाध्ययनसंपन्नः स वैश्य इति संज्ञितः

kṛṣigòrakṣya vānijyaṃ yò viśatya aniśaṃ śuciḥ vedādhyayanasaṃpannaḥ sa vaiśya iti saṃjñitaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

सप्तपञठ्चाशदधिकशततमोध्याय:

English

He who, pure, engages ceaselessly in agriculture, cow-keeping and trade, endowed with Vedic study, is called a vaishya.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.7

सर्वभक्ष रतिर नित्यं सर्वकर्म करॊ ऽशुचिः तयक्तवेदस तव अनाचारः स वै शूद्र इति समृतः

sarvabhakṣa ratira nityaṃ sarvakarma karò 'śuciḥ tayaktavedasa tava anācāraḥ sa vai śūdra iti samṛtaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

एतदिच्छाम्यहं श्रीतुं तत््वेन भरतर्षभ

English

He who ever delights in eating anything, does every kind of work, is impure, has abandoned the Veda and good conduct, is held to be a shudra.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.8

शूद्रे चैतद भवेल लक्ष्यं दविजे चैतन न विद्यते न वै शूद्रॊ भवेच छूद्रॊ बराह्मणॊ न च बराह्मणः

śūdre caitada bhavela lakṣyaṃ davije caitana na vidyate na vai śūdrò bhaveca chūdrò barāhmaṇò na ca barāhmaṇaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

अधिष्ठान क्या है और किससे उसकी प्रवृत्ति होती है?

English

If this mark is found in a shudra and is not found in a twice-born, the shudra is not a shudra and the brahmana is not a brahmana.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.9

सर्वॊपायैस तु लॊभस्य करॊधस्य च विनिग्रहः एतत पवित्रं जञातव्यं तथा चैवात्म संयमः

sarvòpāyaisa tu lòbhasya karòdhasya ca vinigrahaḥ etata pavitraṃ jañātavyaṃ tathā caivātma saṃyamaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

एको लोभो महाग्राहो लोभात् पापं प्रवर्तते

English

By every means, the restraint of greed and anger is to be known as the purifier, and so too self-restraint.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.10

नित्यं करॊधात तपॊ रक्षेच छरियं रक्षेत मत्सरात विद्यां मानावमानाभ्याम आत्मानं तु परमादतः

nityaṃ karòdhāta tapò rakṣeca chariyaṃ rakṣeta matsarāta vidyāṃ mānāvamānābhyāma ātmānaṃ tu paramādataḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

वैरमारभते बालस्तप्यते शाल्मलियीथा

English

One should ever guard austerity from anger, fortune from envy, learning from honour and dishonour, and the self from heedlessness.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.11

यस्य सर्वे समारम्भा निराशीर बन्धनास तव इह तयागे यस्य हुतं सर्वं स तयागी स च बुद्धिमान

yasya sarve samārambhā nirāśīra bandhanāsa tava iha tayāge yasya hutaṃ sarvaṃ sa tayāgī sa ca buddhimāna

हिन्दी अर्थ

लेता है, वह सेमलके समान ही संतापका भागी होता है

English

He whose undertakings are all without desire for results and bound only by renunciation, whose every oblation is in renunciation, is the renouncer and the wise.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.12

अहिंस्रः सर्वभूतानां मैत्रायण गतश चरेत अविस्रम्भे न गन्तव्यं विस्रम्भे धारयेन मनः

ahiṃsraḥ sarvabhūtānāṃ maitrāyaṇa gataśa careta avisrambhe na gantavyaṃ visrambhe dhārayena manaḥ

हिन्दी अर्थ

शोचेद्धि वैरं कुर्वाणो यथा वै शाल्मलिस्तथा

English

Harming no being, one should walk the way of Maitrayana; one should not go where there is distrust, and in trust one should hold the mind.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.13

परिग्रहान परित्यज्य भवेद बुद्ध्या जितेन्द्रियः अशॊकं सथानम आतिष्ठेद इह चामुत्र चाभयम

parigrahāna parityajya bhaveda buddhyā jitendriyaḥ aśòkaṃ sathānama ātiṣṭheda iha cāmutra cābhayama

हिन्दी अर्थ

ही शोचनीय दशाको पहुँचकर शोकमग्न होता है

English

Having given up possessions, one should be a master of the senses by intelligence; one should resort to a state free of grief, fearless here and hereafter.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.14

तपॊनित्येन दान्तेन मुनिना संयतात्मना अजितं जेतुकामेन भाव्यं सङ्गेष्व असङ्गिना

tapònityena dāntena muninā saṃyatātmanā ajitaṃ jetukāmena bhāvyaṃ saṅgeṣva asaṅginā

हिन्दी अर्थ

शनै: शनैर्महाराज दर्शयन्ति सम ते बलम्

English

One who ever practises austerity, is self-controlled, a sage with restrained self, wishing to conquer the unconquered, should be unattached amid attachments.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.15

इन्द्रियैर गृह्यते यद यत तत तद वयक्तम इति सथितिः अव्यक्तम इति विज्ञेयं लिङ्गग्राह्यम अतीन्द्रियम

indriyaira gṛhyate yada yata tata tada vayaktama iti sathitiḥ avyaktama iti vijñeyaṃ liṅgagrāhyama atīndriyama

हिन्दी अर्थ

बुद्धिर्बद्धिमतो याति तृणेष्विव हुताशन:

English

What is grasped by the senses is called manifest; what is to be known as unmanifest is grasped by inference and is beyond the senses.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.16

मनः पराणे निगृह्णीयात पराणं बरह्माणि धारयेत निर्वानाद एव निर्वानॊ न च किं चिद विचिन्तयेत सुखं वै बराह्मणॊ बरह्म स वै तेनाधिगच्छति

manaḥ parāṇe nigṛhṇīyāta parāṇaṃ barahmāṇi dhārayeta nirvānāda eva nirvānò na ca kiṃ cida vicintayeta sukhaṃ vai barāhmaṇò barahma sa vai tenādhigacchati

हिन्दी अर्थ

फैलनेवाली आगके समान बुद्धिमानोंकी बुद्धि सर्वत्र पहुँच जाती है

English

One should restrain the mind in prana, and set prana in Brahman; from extinction alone is extinction, and one should think of nothing; the brahmana is happiness, Brahman; by that he reaches it.

अध्याय 12

श्लोक 182.17

शौचेन सततं युक्तस तथाचार समन्वितः सानुक्रॊशश च भूतेषु तद दविजातिषु लक्षणम

śaucena satataṃ yuktasa tathācāra samanvitaḥ sānukròśaśa ca bhūteṣu tada davijātiṣu lakṣaṇama

हिन्दी अर्थ

तथा बलेन राजेन्द्र न समो5स्तीह कक्षन

English

Ever joined with purity, endowed with right conduct, and compassionate toward beings: that is the mark of the twice-born."

स्रोत: bhavykhatri/DharmicData · प्राप्त 1/6/2026

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अपौरुषेय / प्रामाणिक शास्त्र (Primary Canonical Scripture)

मूल संस्कृत, प्राकृत अथवा अवधी श्लोक/मंत्र। यह सर्वोच्च प्रमाण (प्रस्थान) है। इस पाठ में किसी भी आधुनिक व्याख्याकार का हस्तक्षेप नहीं है।

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पदार्थ व अन्वय (Direct Grammatical & Word-for-Word Meaning)

व्याकरणसम्मत प्रत्यक्ष शब्दार्थ (अन्वय)। बिना किसी दार्शनिक संप्रदाय के पूर्वाग्रह के, संस्कृत शब्दों का सटीक भाषांतर।

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प्राचीन आचार्य परंपरा (यथा शंकराचार्य, रामानुजाचार्य, मध्वाचार्य, श्रीधर स्वामी) द्वारा विरचित शास्त्रीय भाष्य व टीकाएं।

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