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Index
habited universe), 87, 95, 107, 124
mahābhūtas, see dhātus
mahāsattā (essence reality), 81
mano-vargaṇā/mānasa
of
vargaṇā (group of aggregates useful for
thinking), 108, 117, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182, 183,
matijñāna
(perceptual
knowledge), 181 miśra-pariņata (transformation of matter partly under the influence of a living organism and partly by itself; mixture of prayoga and visrasã-pariṇata),112
mṛdu (soft), 191
mṛdutva (softness); one of the eight types of sensedata of touch), 162
murta (perceptible), 191
mūrtatva (quality of being perceptible), 150
nirvāņa (final emancipation), 68
nitya (eternal), 123, 124, 189 niyata (quantitatively immutable) 97
no-karma-bandha (use of groups of matter other than karmic by the soul for vital functions), 92
pañcendriya (five sensed beings), 178
paramāņu, (primary atomultimate indivisible and unattached unit of physical order of existence), 99, 113, 147, 168, 175
237
characteristic attributes of-121, 129,
150 defintions of -175 in Jain Physics 184 ff
Laws of Motion of -
129 131 nomenclature of -185 eyati veyati calai phandai ghaṭṭai kouvayai udirai (varieties of the motion of the ultimate atom, such as, simple vibration, complex vibration, oscillation, forceful penetration, collision, etc.),128
paramāvadhi-jñānī (one pos
sessing superlative visual intuition or clairvoyance), 121, 191
pariņāma (mutation) 99, 139,
169
pariņāma-pratyayika (union caused by mutation; one of the three causes of natural union), 107
pariņāmic (subject to muta
tion), 94, 129
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agurulaghu pariņāmi agurulaghu) 124
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