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Hell for Me I Dare Not Even Think Of Shree Shankheshwar Pãrshwanãthay Namah Shree Padma-Jeet-Heer-Kanak-Devendra-Kalãpurnasurigurubhyo namaha ( PICTURISATION AND DESCRIPTION OF HELL ) Param Pujya Ãdhyatma Yogi Ãchãrya Shrimad Vijay KALÃPURNASURISWARJI Mahãrãj Sãheb’s Follower Student Param Pujya Ganivar Shri VIMALPRABHVIJAYJI Maharaj Saheb Hon. Translation in English by: Jitendra Mahanandkumar Panalal B.A (Honours) LL.B. Mobile No. 9821376224. Mumbai - 400 006. India. This Book is available at : : Copies : 2500 Anilbhai Ugarchand Shah Samayik Paushad Aaradhak Mandal 28, Anandvan Society Section 1, Near Navyug English School, Post Sama Baroda-390 002. Tel.: 0265-2781317 Pramodbhai Virchand Shah 18, Shringar Society, Opp. Jain Temple, Krishna Complex, Post.Ahmedabad - 382 345. Hiren Rajnikant M. Shah EXCEL CORPORATION 13, Irabalu Chetti Street, Post. Chennai - 600 001. Tel:- 6411906. 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Consumer Society, Pant Nagar, Vimalprabhvijayji Maharaj Saheb Opp. Bldg No.116, Ghatkopar (East) Mumbai- 400 077. M.: 9820724747 Tel :- 2516 2025.Res. 2511 7186. Assisted by : Param Pujya Munishri Vinayvijayji Samirbhai B. Shah Maharaj Saheb B-407-207, Pooja Bldg., Above Asha Hospital, Daftari Road, Pushpa Park, Malad (E), Mumbai Printed by : Tel :- 28889630 M.: 9819567689 M/s. Nehaj Enterprise 176/2, Jawahar Nagar, Road No.2, Goregaon (W), Mumbai-400 062. Tel.: 28736745. Telefax : 28736535. Appeal : Kindly read,think over, practice as herein & pass on this book & its ideas to others. All Rights Reserved. (2) * Many sins committed in the severe and great Sin take birth in the Hell. Heaven past birth, such as- dreadful & wicked is a place of Luxury but Hell is a place where the acts, brutal violence, life has to suffer only the hardship, tremendous telling lies, theft pains, and sorrows. If in the previous life affluence for wealth, somebody has died due to fire burns or due to some killing, abortion, heavy cuts in the body and in the state of bad and indulging in sexual ill thoughts than such soul after death, gets born / relation with other’s birth in Hell, at that point of time the life soul wife, lead the soul to experience relief in Hell, or the Hell. if soul of some friend deity * The life in arrive to consolate, Hell experiences 3 types of pain i.e sympathise and give relief, or pains of Kshetra, pains given by each during the occasion of the other,and the pains given by the diety Kalyãnak of God [there are 5 who give punishment in the Hell.i.e. by kalyãnak of God as per the Paramadhamee deities.Pains of Kshetra Jainism, Viz 1) transmission (area) are of 10 categories in the Hell. of soul in womb, 2) birth, 3) The sufferings of the tremendous and Initiation, 4) State of omniscient and 5) Salvation innumerable times more pains of cold- (moksh)] on such occassions, the lives in Hell climate condition as also that of hot experience some what relief, otherwise the Hell - condition climate prevail in the Hell and lives always suffer hardship, pains and tortures. such conditions go on increasing and *Achinimilan Mitam Nithi Suham. During becoming worse in each & every the life span period in Hell, every sinner in Hell further/next Hell. remains always in the state of sorrow, hardship and : References from the Scriptures * There are Samyagdrishti & pains. It does not have even a single moment of Mithyadrishti in Hell. joy or happiness. So to be saved from falling or degenerating into Hell, one should not commit sin Samyagdrishti :- Such type of the in the life time but follow the path of Religion and soul in Hell thinks practice good moral deeds and be restraintful in "this is the result of the life. various sins committed by me in my previous/ * How wide is the Dhanodadhi, Dhanavãt past life. Hence, I & Tanavãt [ a kind of circle ] which is circled better suffer or bear around the four corners of the upper layer of the the fruits of my own Ratnaprabhã Earth? Area of Dhanodadhi is 6 sins ? with patience. Yojans [ Measure of Distance] Area of dhanavãt What is the fault of is 4.50 Yojan Area of Tanavãt others ?" is 1.50 Yojan Area of Alok is 12 Yojan far from the above Mithyãdrishti:- This category of mentioned area. live/soul, get angry on the people who are apparently cause of pains to them, * There is no need for and thus further accumulates the new a security like that in fortress, sinful Karmas. there is nothing worth that could be stolen away, but only * There are 7 different types of pains & sorrows are to be Hell which are beneath the earth, i. e. suffered in the Hell. Lives in Hell are dependant . In the Pãtãl Lok. It is spreaded over a distance of innumerable Yojans [ 1 * There is nothing which is owned by any Yojan = 6 miles ] Those who commit one there, also nothing which can be divided or distributed. Everything (in Hell) is,inauspicious. (3) * Except in the 7th Hell, sinners normally animals like dogs, cats, rats, would not survive as get continuosly born in other Hell, rarely there is a result of such deadly stink! a gap, in all the 7 Hell normally the Samay (time) Sufferings, Pains and Sorrows of Hell life:- of birth is 1 Second or even much less than even 1 second and at the maximum it is 12 muhurt [ 1 Lives in Hell are imposed tremendous, muhurt = 48 minute] unbearable and backbreaking pains and sorrows. The Lives tired of such pains, shout and scream * Those who kill animals (birds) and eat with such an intensity that it would tear off the their meat go to Hell like Kãlsourika and others. ears, break off huge rocks. It seems as if the entire * Violent thoughts in mind of the species sky is weeping ! The lives in Hell constantly keep like lizards, cat & fish of Tanduliya category, get on screaming!, their tears donot stop. But who birth in Hell. would save in Hell? Only the Path of Religion can save the life from Sins and * Avdhignãn in the 1st Hell is 4 gãu [1 Gãu= can save ultimately from the measurement of distance] and in the last 7th Hell, pains in Hell. All these (pains it is of 1 Gãu. (Avdhignãn means the knowledge in Hells) are the results of the to see future to a limited extent.) sins of disregarding the How is the land of Hell ????? Religion or neglecting the Religion. The surface of the land of Hell is Oh Mummy ! I sharp pointed like a saw, even a slightest am dead! , Oh Daddy ! I cannot bear ! touch of the land in the Hell is extremely Please Help ! Have mercy on me ! Please painful. donot kill me ! Such mercyful words are The darkness on the land of Hell is cried and shouted in the feet of the more thick, dense and dangerous than that Paramãdhãmees. (i.e. the deities in Hell on the no moon day ! There is no light at who give punishments to the lives in Hell.) all. There is no window or door or Lives in Hell suffer, 3 types of ventilation ! pains :- [a] Kshetrakrit pain (i. e. Pains by the In the land of Hell, the bitterness is infinite geographical area ) times more than the Nimb which is most bitter item [b] Paramãdhãmeekrit Pain (i. e. Pains caused by in this world. the Paramãdhãmee deities who punish the lives in Here and there, everywhere the place stinks Hell ) AND and there are very irritating / disturbing materials [c] Anonyakrit pain (i. e. Pains caused the lives in of urine, stool, nasal waste Hell by each others- among themselves ) and lump of phlegm on [a] Kshetrakrit pain :- There are 10 types of everystep. Dirty and filthy Kshetrakrit pains shown in ‘Tatvãrth’ scripture and objects like fat, pus and they are as follows :- bloodspreads, heaps of flesh 1) The Suffering due to severe Hunger is of and bones are spreaded and so much intensity that even if a single life in Hell lakes of blood and pus flow eats up all the eatables, all the foodgrains, fruits, all over. The place stink like flowers, sweets, etc., of the entire Universe; - then the degraded rotten deadbody. too, his hunger wouldnot end, but it would rather A humanbeing cannot bear such stink. A samll go on increasing. piece of such a stinked object, if in case, is brought in a place like Mumbai or Calcutta which is always The Hell lives, under such tremendous over crowded,then not a single person would torture of extreme hunger, shoutingly and remain alive!, not only humanbeings but also the screamingly, complete their extremely long life span in the Hell. (4) 2] The same way the quest for thirst would (6) Burns means sense of burning. There is also increase so tremendously that even if a single always an extreme painful Hell life drinks up all the water from all the ponds, burning sensation to the lives rivers seas, lakes, well etc., of the whole universe; in Hell, both from the within then too, his mouth, his tongue and lips would (the body) as also from always experience a sense of dryness.
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