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Gyan
- (for gaining ) knowledge
Darshan
- Darshan (Meaning true & holy faith)
Charittacharitte
- And stop the incoming, karmas
Tapa
- Abandon previous karmas
Aiyar
- (and for) blemishes on vows
Chintavanartham
- for ponderance
thereof
Karemi
- I am doing
Kaussaggam
- Meditation
in a steady posture.
Lesson
2: Ichchhamithami Kausaggam
Ichchhami
- I desire
to
Thami
- by remaining at one place
Kausaggam
- (do) kausagga (to keep steady mind, speech and body)
Jo
me devasiyo
- for during the daytime
Aiyaro
- sins (and blemishes)
Kao
- I have commited
Kaiyo
- by body
Vaiyo
- by speech
Mansiyo
- By mind
Ussutto
- Against the holy scriptures
Ummaggo
- Against the path of Jainism
Akappo
- Such unbefiting work
Akaranijjo
- (which is) not worth doing
Dujhao
- Or foul contemplation
Duvvichintio
- Foul ponderance
Anayaro
- Not worth doing
Anichchiyavvo
- Not worth wishing
Asavag
Pauggo (deeds)
- Not worth doing by a Sharavak (devotee)
Nane
- Relating
to knowledge
Taha - And also
Charittacharitte
- And limited vows of Shravak
Suve
- Relating to holy scriptures
Samaiye
- In Samayik
Tinham
- Three types of
Guttinam
- Control
(thought, word and deed)
Chauhnam
- Four types
of
Kasayanam
- Kashay (vices,
namely anger, pride deceit and greed)
Panchanaham
- Five types of
Manuvvayanam
- limited vows
Tinham
Gunvvayanam -
three types of gunvrata
Chauhenam
- four types of
Sikkhavyanam
- Shikshavrata
Baras
- those twelve
Vihass
- varieties
Savag
Dhammass -
of shravak’s duties
Jum
Khandiyam
- whatever breach is commited
Jum
Virahiyam
- whatever contradictory has been done
Tassa
Michhami Dukkadam -
My sins concerned with that be pardoned and destroyed.
Lesson
3 : Ichchhami Khamasamano
I
desire, Oh! Forgiving Guru.
Ichchhami
- I desire
Khamasamano
- Oh ! Forgiving (ready to pardon Gurudev) (gurudev-spiritual teacher)
Vandiun
- To salute you
Javnijjaye
- In accordance to my power (of the body )
Nisihiaye
- by keeping away from sins,
Anujanah
- permit me
Me
Uggaham -
to approach you
Nisihi
- having stopped sinful acts
Ahokayam
- thy holy feet
Kaysamfasam
- to touch with my body (self)
Khamanjjo
- Pardon me
Bhe
-Oh Reverend ! you (if by my touch)
Kilamo
- have been troubled
Appkilamtanam
- are you free from afflictions?
Bahu
Subhenam -
In a peaceful manner
Bhe
- Oh Reverend ! your
Divaso
- day
Vaikkanto
- has passed?
Jatta
bhe - Oh!
Reverend , is your pilgrimage
Javanijjam
- Free from the afflictions of mind and senses
Cha
- and
Bhe
- Oh! Reverend, I ask for
Khamemi
- your pardon
Khamasamano
- Oh, Forgiving
Guru
Devasiyam
- During the day
Vaikkamam
- faults that
have been done
Avssiyae
- Sins committed, while doing necessary religious essentials
Padikkamami
- I refrain (from past sins)
Khamasamananam
- forgiving
gurus,
Devasiyaye
- Daytime
Asayanae
- by unworthy acts done
Tittisannayarae
- any of the thirty-three
Jumkimchi
- whatever
Michhae
- (by) false notions
Mana
Dukkadae -
(by) evil mind
Vaya
Dukkadae -
(by) rude word
Kaya
Dukkadae- (By) Unworthy physical act
Kohaye
- (by) anger
Manaye
- by pride
Mayaye
- by cunning (cheating)
Lohaye
- by greed
Savva
kaliyaye -
of all times
Savva
Michhovayaraye -
Of all undue behaviour
Savva
Dhammaikkmanaye
- up setting every religious vow
Asayanae
- by irreverant acts
Jo
Me - whatever
I
Devasiyo
- during the day
Aiyaro
- sins and blemishes
Kao
- Commited
Tassa
- them
Khamasamano
- Oh! forgiving guru
Padikkamami
- refrain from
Nindami
- I criticise
Garihami
- even more in presence of Guru
