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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the base of abodes of the paradises Saudharma and īsāna, sub-species of deluding karma bound by a soul, free from the bondage of right-belief producing karma, length of man-shadow caused by sun, on seventh day of bright half of the month Śrāvana, 27[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on the earth Gem-lustre; Thick Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in the paradises Saudharma; Išāna and in middle of the upper Graiveyaka paradise.
28. 28[1]Types of Ācāraprakalpa, existence of sub-species of the deluding
karmas in souls capable of liberation; number of celestial abodes in iśāna, sub-species of physique making karma bound by the soul, fated to be born in the divine state of existence; predestined to be born in infernal state of existence, 28[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Thick Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in Saudharma; īśāna and in upper of the lower Graiveyaka.
29. 29[1] Examples of heretic scriptures, number of days and nights in months
Ā§ādha etc., muhūrtas (30“ part of a day) in a lunar day, sub- species of karma bound by a soul fated to be manifested as a god of celestial abode, 29[2] life-span of some, infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Thick Dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in Saudharma; Išāna and in middle of the topmost three Graiveyakas.
30. 30[1] Sources of deluding karma, salvation of elder monk Manditaputra;
number of muhūrtas in each day and night, nomenclatures of thirty muhūrtas, height of Seer Ara; gods with similar rank of lord of gods of paradise Sahasrāra; age of initiation of Seer Pārśva; Mahāvīra, 30[2] dwellings of hellish beings on the earth Gem-lustre; life-span of some; infernal beings on Gem-lustre; Thick dark-lustre; demon gods; gods in paradises Saudharma and īsāna.
31. 31[1] Qualities of the salvated beings, peripherence of Meru, distance of
the visibility of sun to the man of Bharat region; days of intercalary