Source Book in Jaina Philosophy

SR No.: 001263
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Devendramuni
Publisher: Tarak Guru Jain Granthalay
Publication Year: 1983
Total Pages: 590
Language: English
Classification: Book_English & Philosophy
File Size: 10 MB

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À SOURCE-BOOK IN JAINA PHILOSOPHY (2) A molecule with four space points is not ātman from the nature other than the ātman.
(3) A molecule with four space points is indescribable from both the points of view.
(4) From the view-point of the mode of existence of one place unit and of non-existence of one place unit, a molecule of four space points is ātman and is not ātman.
(5) From the view-points of the modes of existence of one place unit and of non-existence of numerous place units, a molecule of four space points is ātman and is not (numerous) ātmans.
(6) From the points of view of the modes of existence of one place unit and of non-existence of one place unit, a molecule of four space points is (numerous) ātmans and is not ātman.
(7) From the points of the view of modes of existence of two place units and of non-existence of two place units, a molecule of four space points is (two) ātmans and is not (two) ātman.
(8) From the points of view of mode of existence of one space point and the mode of existence and non-existence of one place unit, a molecule of four space points is ātman and is indescribable.
(9) From the point of view of the mode of non-existence of one place unit and the modes of existence and non-existence of numerous place units and molecule of four space points it is ātman and is indescribable.
(10) From the points of view the mode of existence of mumerous place units and the modes of existence and non-existence of one place unit, a molecule of four space points is (numerous) ātmans and is indescribable.
(11) From the points of view of the mode of existence of two place units and the modes of existence and non-existence of two place units, a molecule of four space points is (two) ātman and is (two) indescribable.
(12) From the points of view of the mode of non-existence of one place unit and of the modes of existence and non-existence of one