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**Antagadadasa**
The 8th Angasutra. It describes the lives of those who end their worldly existence with their final breath - the sadhakas.
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**Anga**
Jain Agamic literature compiled by Ganadhara. According to the Drishtivada, there are twelve Angas.
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**Glossary**
**Anagaar**
One who has no "agar" - home - a renunciant, sadhu, bhikshu.
**Aparitant Yogi**
A yogi free from sorrow, one who has attained sorrowless samadhi, a sadhaka who does not tire in the practice of restraint.
**Abhiggah**
Vow, a limit imposed on oneself regarding food and other things, a specific type of rule.
**Ayar-Bhanday**
Tools for observing conduct - vessels, face coverings, and cleaning materials, etc.
**Ayambil**
A specific type of austerity, consuming rough food, practice of taste control.
10. **Uvvay**
**Aukkhaya, Bhavakkhaya, Thikkhaya**
The decay of the karmic particles of lifespan. The end of existence, the end of the present human, naraka, etc. states. The state of the lifespan karma being consumed, i.e., the end of the time limit.
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[Drishtivada is lost.]
**Iryasamiy**
One who uses (discretion) in walking, coming and going, i.e., one who walks with care and caution.
The soul is aupapatik, born in the deva and naraka realms.
11. **Ujjhiyaddhammiy**
A substance that is contemptible, i.e., worthy of being abandoned, which has been abandoned by others.
- Attaining liberation
12. **Kaussagg**
Kayotsarga, the abandonment of bodily attachment, and the abandonment of bodily functions.