Biology in Jaina Treatise on Reals

SR No.: 001656
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: N L Jain
Publisher: Parshwanath Vidyapith
Publication Year: 1999
Total Pages: 210
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Religion, & Biology
File Size: 13 MB

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Biology in Jaina Treatise on Reals
faithed who has subsided greed and destroyed other passions. (ii) subsidentialcum-destruction-cum-subsidential volition is represented by a person having subsided pride with sensory knowledge and (iii) subsidential-cum-inherential volition represetned by the liberatable with subsidence of deceit. 8-9. With reference to the third category of binary combination of the third volition with the other two (excluding realisational and subsidential), we have two varieties (i) destructional-cum-destruction-cum-subsidential type represented by a destructional right faithed person with scriptural or vocable knowledge and (ii) destructional-cum-inherential type of volition represented by the liberatable with destroyed passions. 10. With reference to the combination of the fourth volition with destruction-cum-subsidential volition (excluding the earlier three), we have only one variety-destruction-cum-subsidential-cum-inheretial type of volition represented by the living being with clairvoyant knowledge.
Thus, there are ten varieties of binary conjugational nature (b) With reference to the first ternary combination of three, there are three varieties with reference to the first combination of realisational and subsidential volitions with the other three volitions respectively- (i) combination of realisational-cum-subsidential-cum-destructional volitions forms the first type where delusion is subsided and the living being is destructional right faithed (ii) combination of realisational-cum-subsidential-cum-destruction-cumsubsidential volitions forms the second type where the living being subsides the passion of anger and becomes vocal by activity (iii) combination of realisational, subsidential and inherential volitions forms the third type where the living being subsides the passion of pride.
The second ternary combination of three with reference to the volitions of realisation and desetruction (i.e. excluding subsidence) has two varieties- (i) combination of volitions of realisation, destruction and destruction-cumsubsidence where a man becomes destroyed-passioned having scriptural knowledge and (ii) combination of volitions of realisation, destruction and inherence where a man becomes destroyed-delusioned.
The third ternary combination of the three volitions with reference to the volition of realisation (and excluding the volition of subsidence-cumdestruction), has only one variety of combined volition-combination of realisational, destruction-cum-subsidential and inherential volitions where the living being develops mental activity.
The fourth type of three-volitional combination has four varieties with respect to combination of three volitions at a time excluding the realisational one- (i) the combined volition of subsidential, destructional and destructioncum-subsidential character whereby the living being subsides the passion of pride, destroys the delusion and involves in physical activity (ii) the combined volition of subsidential, destructional and inherential character whereby the
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