History of Jaina Monachism

SR No.: 001727
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: S B Deo
Publisher: Deccan College Research Institute
Publication Year: 1956
Total Pages: 616
Language: English
Classification: Book_English, Principle, & History
File Size: 12 MB

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HISTORY OF JAINA MONACHISM
(5) Giving lessons to or reading with persons of condemned families, 168
(4) CAUMMASIYAM PARIHARAṬṬHAŅAM ANUGGHAIYAM: CHURCH AFFAIRS :
(1) Consecrating or confirming a known or an unknown person16 (secretly?).
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(2) Speaking harsh words to the respectable elders (bhadanta).170
(3) Calling an 'ugghaiya' fault an aṇugghaiya' one or vice versa, or offering punishment for the 'ugghäïya' when the 'anugghaiya' is done or vice versa.171
(4) Making a novice go astray, or kidnapping him (? avaharaï).172
MORAL DISCIPLINE AND SELF-CONTROL :
(1) Pondering over the feet of women when they are going and coming.173
(2) Requesting a woman for intercourse; to masturbate (through a woman) or do any activity leading to the ejaculation of semen; quarreling with a woman for intercourse; to write or get written or go for writing a letter to a woman for that purpose; massaging or washing the buttocks, etc.,174 or letting a woman massage the body or limbs.175
(3) Using complete, new, washed, or dyed pieces of garments for the sake of attracting women; or eating (vikṛtis like) curds, butter, molasses, sugar or crystal sugar for the above purpose; 176 making or wearing garlands of grass, feathers, horns, shells, skins, wood, leather, flowers, seed, etc.; or a girdle of iron, copper, gold, jewel or silver (for that purpose); or ornaments like the 'hara' the 'ardhahära', etc.; making or wearing excellent blankets, deerskins, camel-skins, or garments of soft cotton or gold-embroidered clothes (for attracting women),177
168. Ibid., 16, 30-32. 169. Ibid., 11, 84-85. 170. Ibid., 10, 1-3. 171. Ibid., 10, 15-18. 172. Ibid., 10, 9-10. 173. Ibid., 9, 8-9. 174. Ibid., 6, 1-18. 175. Ibid., 6, 19-77. 176. Ibid.
177. Ibid., 7, 1-12