THE BUDDHA ABOUT CONCEPTION, BIRTH, OLD AGE AND DEATH

[THE BOOK OF LIGHT]

THE BUDDHA ABOUT CONCEPTION, BIRTH, OLD AGE AND DEATH

"WHEN monks, a father and a mother come together, and it is the mother's period and the being to be born is also present, then by the combined agency of these three, a seed of life is planted."

"And now for nine of ten (lunar) months the moter bears in her womb this seed of life, with much anxiety, a weighty burden;and when the nine of ten months have run their course, the mother brings forth that weighty burden with much anxiety, and when that is what mother's milk is called in the Order of Exalted One.

"And now this boy, with the growth and development of his faculties, takes part in all sorts of games and sports appropriate to youth, such as ploughing with toy ploughs, playing top- cat, turning somersaults, playing with toy windmills, toy measures, toy carts, and toy bows and arrow."

"And this boy, with the continued growth and development of his faculties, now lifes his life open to all the five incitements to desire, namely: Forms cognizable through the organ of sight, Sounds cognizable through the organ of hearing, Odours cognizable through the organ of shell, Flavours cognizablethrough the organ of taste, and Tangibles cognizable through the organ of touch- all longed for, loved delightful, pleasing, bound up with desire, provocative of passion.

"And now, through the eye sighting form, through the ear hearing sounds, through the nose smelling odours, through the tongue tasting flavours, through the body encountering tangibles and through the mind discering ideas, he is enamoured of pleaasing sounds, pleasing odours, pleasing tangibles, unpleasing ideas; being void of Recollectedness as respects corporeality, bounded and limited of mind, knowing naught, in accord with thruth of the Deliverance of the mind, the Deliverance by wisdom, whereby all that is evil and insalutary totally cwases to be.
"So with such likes and dislikes, when he experiences any kind of sensation, pleasant or unpleasant, or neither pleasant nor unhim, thus greeting, welcoming and clinging to that sensation, there arises delight; which delight in sesation is Grasping. Then, in dependence upon Becoming, there arises Birth, and, in dependence upon Birth it is that Growth and Decay. Death, Sorrow, Lamention, Suffering, Grief and Despair come to be. Thus comes about the arising of the entire Sum of Suffering." End quote.

I ask, who with a sound mind and a common sense would not welcome any doctrine, pointing a way out of this ocean of suffering to a safe island called NIRVÂNA? AUM.

"How can I become immertal oh Maha- Chohan?"
"Detach yourself from everything that is mortal, oh Lanoo."


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