Handbook of Jainology

SR No.: 001346
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Bhuvanbhanusuri
Publisher: Divya Darshan Trust
Publication Year: 2006
Total Pages: 288
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Religion, & Philosophy
File Size: 15 MB

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Karma Bandha
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(iii) Sadhisamsthan = opposite to the Nyagroda type. (iv) Vamanasamsthan = head, neck, hands, legs having proper
features and proportions and chest, stomach etc. lacking
in proper features. (v) Kubjasamsthan = head, neck etc. having ugly features
and chest stomach etc. having proper features. (vi) Handak samsthan = all organs lacking features as well as
proportions. (8 to 12) 4 Varnadhinam Karmas : On account of this karma we get either good or bad colour, taste, smell, touch etc. By means of the Shubhvarnanam Karma we get good ones and by Ashubhvarna nam karma we get bad ones. (13) Anupurvinam Karma : Narakanupurvi, Tiryanchanupurvi, Manushyanupurvi and the Devanupurvi. When the jivas are proceeding from one life to another, turning and deviating, according to the level of the Akash pradesh, this karma makes them turn and deviate. (14) 2 Vihayogathinam Karmas = gait (1) Proper gait equal to swan, elephant or ox (2) Improper gait equal to camel, donkey etc. in movement.
8) PRATHYEK PRAKRITI (1) Agurlaghunam Karma: On account of it, the body is
neither heavy nor light. It acquires agurulaghutha. (2) Upaghathnam Karma: On account of this karma we
get organs that cause trouble to us. For example a small tongue; (a small' tongue beneath the tongue);
ugly teeth (teeth over teeth), the sixth finger etc. (3), Paraghathnam Karma: On account of this karma, the
jiva gets such an appearance that others feel im
pressed by the lustre of his face, (4) Shwasochwasnam Karma: By this we acquire the
power of inhaling and exhaling air, (5) Atapnam Karma: The jiva gets such a body that
though it is cold, it gives heat and light to others like