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Published: 05.05.2017
Updated: 06.05.2017

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क्या है तीर्थंकर और भगवान में अंतर्?

प्रश्न किया आज मुनिवर के समक्ष
सरलता से समझाए ये अंतर....
बताया मुनिवर ने
जिनके अनंत चतुष्टय हुए है प्रकट
होते वो भगवान
जरुरी नहीं
हर भगवान होते हो तीर्थंकर
तीर्थंकर वही होते
जिनके रचते समोशरण
जो अपने उपदेश से
करते भव्यों का मार्ग प्रशस्त
होते उनके पांच कल्याणक...
जबकि सामान्य केवली (भगवान)
जैसे बाहुबली और भरत आदि
पकट हुए इनके अनंत चतुष्टय
करके कैवल्य को प्राप्त
नहीं हुए इनके कोई कल्याणक....
साधारण भाषा में यदि समझे
जो स्वयं तिरे और औरों को तिरावे
वो कहलाते तीर्थंकर
जो स्वयं तिरे
वो होते केवली भगवान
नहीं होता कोई बाह्य वैभव उनके पास
अंतरंग वैभव केवली भगवान का
और तीर्थंकर का होता एक समान
कहलाते दोनों ही भगवान.....
पंच परमेष्ठी में
उपचार से आचार्य - उपाध्याय - साधु को
संबोधित कर देते व्यव्हार में
कह कर भगवान...
इतना ही समझा मैंने
तीर्थंकर और भगवान का अंतर
गुरुमुख से...
प्रणाम!

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Who is right? Let’s think about it @

How many times have we come across situations where we argue among ourselves and hurt others. Have we ever thought that someone else can be right? If we try to understand what someone else is saying many of our problems can be resolved.

Let’s see it with an example which is very well known:

Anil asked his sister, Rita, to get him a coke at dinner. Rita only gave him half a glass as a joke. Anil was very mad and threw a fit saying the glass was half empty. The word empty annoyed Rita, and she screamed back, "No glass is half full." Soon they started fighting. Anil and Rita told their parents why they were screaming. Their mother said, "Both of you are right. Anil is looking at the empty aspect and Rita is looking at its filled aspect." They were both happy when they realized that they were both right.

If we accept the fact that someone else can be right, we can avoid many quarrels. Lord Mahavira said that everything can be seen from seven different aspects (Saptabhangi Naya, we will discuss about this in future posts), and there is truth in every aspect. Lord Mahavira's thinking is called Anekäntaväda (Non-absolutism, Refer post No #5 for more detail) or multiplicity of viewpoints. When we accept this style of thinking, we become tolerant of other views and our life is much happier. This lets different people with different ideologies live together with respect for one other.

So the next time your friend says something which you do not agree with then instead of telling him, "You do not anything," give him a chance to tell his side of the story. You may be surprised and think, "He is right too in some way!"

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