Samavayangasuttam

SR No.: 006941
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Ashok Kumar Singh
Publisher: B L Institute of Indology
Publication Year: 2012
Total Pages: 498
Language: English, Sanskrit
Classification: Book_English & agam_samvayang
File Size: 9 MB

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month of Pausa and Āsādha, 18[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Smoke-lustre; Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in paradises Saudharma; Išāna; Mahāśukra; Sahasrāra and Anata.
19. 19[1] Chapters of Jñātādharmakathā, distance of two suns from the island
of Jambūdvīpa, rising and setting of great planet Uranus, fragments of divisions of the continent of Jambūdvīpa, Seers having adopted monk hood from the house-hold, 19[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Dark lustre; demon gods; gods in Saudharma; Išāna; Mahāśukra, Sahasrāra, Prānata.
20. 20[1] Sources of mind-distractions of monks and nuns, height of Seer
Munisuvrata, thickness of Ghanodadhi (Cloud oceans, gods with similar rank of lord of gods of the paradise Prāṇata, duration of bondage of hermaphrodite libido, chapters of the Pratyākhyāna Pūrva, span in aggregate of the ascending and descending half-cycles, 20[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Dark lustre; demon gods; gods in Saudharma; īśāna; Prānata and Āraņa.
21. 21[1] Blemishes on the conduct of monks, existence of sub-species of
deluding karma in the soul having attained the stage of unprecedented degree of purity, span of, the fifth spoke penury and sixth extreme penury of the descending half-cycle; span of the first spoke extreme penury and second penury of the ascending half-cycle, 21[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in the
paradises Saudharma; Išāna; Āraña and Acyuta. 22. 22[1] Types of afflictions, nature of aphorisms of twelfth Anga Drsţivāda,
transformation of matter, 22 [2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Dark-lustre; Thick Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in the paradises Saudharma; Išāna; Acyuta and in lower of the lowest paradise Graiveyaka.
23. 23[1] Chapters of Sūtrakstānga, 23 [2] moment of realization of all