Chapter 1: Duḥkhādhyāyaḥ
(Concept Art)
“Suffering”
1.1
दुःखं
ज्ञज्ञेयवियोगः
॥ १.१ ॥
duḥkhaṃ
jñajñeyaviyogaḥ
‖ 1.1 ‖
~~~
duḥkham: suffering; jña-jñeya-viyogaḥ: of the knower + the known + separation
“Suffering is the separation of the knower and the known.”
1.2
दुःखोदयोऽस्मितारागद्वेषाभिनिवेशोदयः
॥ १.२ ॥
duḥkhodayo’smitārāgadveṣābhiniveśodayaḥ
‖ 1.2 ‖
~~~
duḥkha-udayaḥ: of suffering + arising; asmitā-rāgadveṣa-abhiniveśa-udayaḥ: of egotism + attachment and aversion + inertia + arising
“The arising of suffering is the arising of egotism, attachment and aversion, and inertia.”
1.3
एतदविद्यात्रयाशेषनिरोधो
दुःखनिरोधः
॥ १.३ ॥
etadavidyātrayāśeṣanirodho
duḥkhanirodhaḥ
‖ 1.3 ‖
~~~
etad-avidyā-traya-aśeṣa-nirodhaḥ: of this + ignorance + triple + complete + cessation; duḥkha-nirodhaḥ: of suffering + cessation
“The cessation of suffering is the complete cessation of this triple ignorance.”
1.4
निरोधमार्गो
मुमुक्षुत्ववैराग्यविवेकाभ्यासः
॥ १.४ ॥
nirodhamārgo
mumukṣutvavairāgyavivekābhyāsaḥ
‖ 1.4 ‖
~~~
nirodha-mārgaḥ: of cessation + path; mumukṣutva-vairāgya-viveka-abhyāsaḥ: seeking liberation + non-attachment + discernment + repetition
“The path of cessation is the repetition of seeking liberation, non-attachment, and discernment.”