Dwatrinshada Dwatrinshika Prakran Part 1

SR No.: 004938
Original Sutra Author: Yashovijay Upadhyay
Author: Yashovijay of Jayaghoshsuri
Publisher: Andheri Jain Sangh
Publication Year: 2002
Total Pages: 478
Language: Gujarati, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_Gujarati
File Size: 11 MB

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Writer
MAHOPADHYAY
YASHOVIJAY MAHARAJA
MUNI YASHOVIJAY MAHARAJA
DWATRINSHAD DWATRINSHIKA Book alongwith TATWARTH DIPIKA, NAYLATA and DWATRINSHIKA PRAKASH is published in eight parts. • Available At ⚫
Price 2000/
Main Book
Another Name Laghu Tika
Bruhat Tika
Gujarati Vivaran
INTRODUCTION
Name
: DWATRINSHAD DWATRINSHIKA
: BATRIS BATRISI
: TATWARTHA DIPIKA
: NAY LATA
DWATRINSHIKA PRAKASH
DIVYA DARSHAN TRUST 39, Kalikund Society,
Dholka-387810. Dist. Ahmedabad (INDIA)
• CONTENTS OF THE BOOK •
In this book, mainly Jainagam, Jainachar, Yoga, Philosophy are described in details. In this book, 32 subjects such as Charity, Religious Preachings, Path leading to Moksha are scholary analyzed in great detail.
• STYLE OF THE BOOK •
In the original book, each topic such as charity are described in 32 Shlokas. The original book deals with 32 subjects each of them containing 32 Shlokas making total of 1024 Shlokas. In this book, subjects such as charity are dealt with, in brief at some places and in much details somewhere in accordance with contemporary Jain Nyaya and ancient Jain Nyaya as per the technical terminology of 'Jain Agam'.
• INTRODUCTION OF NAYLATA •
Nayalata is a kind of critical definition of these two books DWATRINSHAD DWATRINSHIKA and TATVARTHA DIPIKA. On the basis of detailed study of 1150 books, yoga and philosophy are critically examined in this book.
In Naylata, definition in Yoga, Spiritual principles and Phiosophy are established on the basis of deep and profound study. This book has encompassed various topics from the Oriental Philosophies, 45 Agams, 10 NIRYUKTI GRANTH of JAIN DARSHAN; MAJJHIMNIKAY DIGHANIKAY and TRIPITAK of BAUDDHA DARSHAN; and VEDANTA PHILOSOPHIES including 180 other Upanishads such as BRUHADARANYAK; 22 GITAS such as Bhagvad Gita, Rama Gita, Ashtavakra