Illuminator of Jaina Tenets

SR No.: 006924
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Tulsi Acharya
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 1985
Total Pages: 252
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 25 MB

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SANSKRIT AND PRAKRIT WORDS
207
bandha (integration or combination), 6,
two kinds of 8. bhäşă (careful language), 108, defined 108. bhāva (a kind of niksepa, name labelled
on an actual fact), 193, defined 193,
two kinds of 197. bhāva karman (predispositions of the soul,
good or bad), 58. bhaya (fear), 142 fn. bheda (disintegration), 6; kinds of 9. bhava (birth), 54, three kinds of 54, expla
natory note on 54 n. bhāva lesya (fresh leśyā arising from yoga),
81 n. bhāvanā (meditation), 115. bijabandhana (bondage as seed), 61. bodhi (enlightenment), 106, explanatory
note on 106 n. brahmacarya (celibacy), 106, 157, defined
107. Buddha (enlightened one), 97. carama sarira (human beings in their last
birth), 153. caritra (conduct), 45, 156-57. chadmastha (state of non-omniscience), 46,
148. chedopasthapya (reinitiation), 105: chāyā (reflection), 6. citta (definite knowledge, activating mind,
speech and body), 34. dana (charity), 172, defined, 172, kinds of
172, explanatory note on 173-74. darśana (intuition), 21. . darśana (faith), 134, 157. dayā (compassion), 162, defined 162, ins
truments for compassion, 162, detailed
note with stories on 164-66. deśa (fragment of an entity), 16. desavirata (partially abstinent), 133, 137,
145, defined 137, explanatory note on
138 n, dharana (retention), 29. dharma (auxiliary cause of motion), 2,
explanatory note on the meaning of 3
n. dharma (penance), 69. dharma (righteousness), 138, 155, defined
155, types of 60, 61, 156, explanatory
note on 156-57. dharmya dhyāna (concentration regarding
the nature of reality), 127, defined 127,
explanatory note on 128. dhrauvya (continuity), 189. dhyāna (concentration), 124, 142, defined
126, two kinds of 127.. dhyānalina (fully absorbed in concentra
tion), 139. dravya (substance), 1, 187. . dravya (a kind of niksepa, name labelled
on a substance with potentiality), 193,
defined 195, kinds of 196. dravya karman (material particles as kar
man), 58. dravya lesya (inherited leśyā), 81 n.
duḥkha (suffering), 175, defined 175. duḥkhābhipraya (desire for suffering), 171. duppaccakkhana (Skt. duşpratyākhyāna
bad abstinence), 138. duşpranidhana (perverse mindfulness), 75. dveşa (hatred), 142 fn, 169, 171, defined
171, explanatory note on 171. egāņuppehå (reflection on solitariness), 128. eşaņā (careful alms-begging), 108, defined
109, three types of 109 n, blemishes of
109-13 n. evambhūta (actualistic approach), 182,
defined 186, explanatory note on 187 n. gandha (smell), 6, kinds of 10. garbhaja (vertebrate beings), 54, three
kinds of 55. ghāti karman (destructive karman), 61,
explanatory note on 61 n. gotra (status of birth), 46. gotra karman (rank-determining karman),
60. guna (attribute), 2, kinds of 6-9, 20, defi
ned 90. gunasthāna (state of spiritual development
of soul), 87 n, 139, 145 n, note on the
duration of 144-45 n. gunavratas (qualifying vows), 118. gupti (self-protection), 114, comparative
note on samiti and gupti 114 . guru (preceptor), 155, defined 155. harisa (Skt. harşa---joy), 91 n. häsya (joking), 142 fn. heya (worthy of abandonment), 175. hissä (violence), 132. iha (speculation), 29. indriya (sense-organ), 39, kinds of 39, 40. Tryā (careful movement), 108, defined 108. iryāpathika (instantaneous, of bondage),
147. işatprägbhāra (slightly concave, of land),
99. istasamyoga (union with the desired), 175. jarāyuja (beings born with placenta), 54. jätismrti (memory of past life), 33. jina (a victor), 155. jiva (conscious being), 1, 151 kinds of 50,
51-52. jivasthana (states of the soul), 133, expla
natory note on 133 n, fourteen states
of 133 n. jñāna (knowledge), 28, 134, 157, kinds of
28. jugupsā (disgust), 142 fn. kåla (time), 1. kāmkşă (perverse proclivity), 91. karana (operation of spiritual energy), 87,
three kinds of 88. karman (karmic material particles), 58,
twofold distinction of 58 fn. explanatory note on the nature of 59 fn, eight types of 60, various states of 63, comparative note on various states of 64 n, note on the relation between self and 65 n.