Laukika-nyāya-kośa /151

140
 
Lauan affluent person and discards him when that chance
is not there.
A bee can easily make a hole in any hard substance
likanyāyakośa
 
an affluent person and discards him when that chance
is not there.
 
Ae wood bee can easily make a hole in any hard suut once it enters into the delicate, loving
petals of the bstance
like wood but once it enters into the delicate, loving
petals of the beautiful, colourful lotus, it cannot come
eautiful, colourful lotus, it cannot come
out.
--सा० 323, 324, 325
 
out.
 

The maxim conveys the above three meanings.

 
513. <headword>भ्वादिन्यायः
 
</headword>
 
प्रभाव, अनुभव, परिभव, सम्भव, विभव । – --The prefixes
 

change the meaning of the roots.
 

 
This maxim says that roots in grammar convey different

meanings especially, when prefix (upasarga) is added

to them. Similarly, one unique Brahman appears to be

multifarious, owing to the adjuncts.
 

 
514. <headword>मक्षिकातन्तुनाभन्यायः
 
</headword>
 
A spider exudes out its saliva like secretion and weaves

a delicate net from the tiny threads out of its saliva.

When a fly is caught in that net, the spider catches it

and kills it. Similarly, says the maxim that a shrewd

and wicked person also weaves a net of his cunning

ways and traps the people by his wicked manner and
destroys them in the end.
 

destroys them in the end.
 
515. <headword>मक्षिकान्यायः
 
</headword>
 
A fly sits on the wounded part without caring the

entire body. So also, the wicked people take pleasure

in finding faults of others without looking at their good

point, says the maxim.
 

 
516. <headword>मज्जनोन्मज्जनन्यायः
 
</headword>
 
Ex. अपारसंसारसमुद्रमध्ये निमज्जतो मे शरणं किमस्ति ।

गुरो कृपालो कृपया वदेतद् विश्वेशपादाम्बुज दीर्घनौका ॥