Jainism Key to Reality

SR No.: 007600
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Shuganchand Jain
Publisher: Digambar Jain Trilok Shodh Sansthan
Publication Year: 2011
Total Pages: 416
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 19 MB

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Q.VII.23.15 A.VII.23.15
Which flaws can be purified by repentance? The first three i.e. violation of the vows, crossing the limits of the vows with passionate disposition, and transgression can be purified by repentance but not the last one i.e. misconduct.
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or'khyškq i 'p&i 'p; FkkØee- VII.24 Vrataśīlesu pañca pañca yath kramam
VFk% Meaning:
orka vkg 'khyla ea i kp&ikp vfrpkj g tks Øe Isbl i ddkj gA There are five, five transgressions respectively for the vows and the supplementary vows.
Q.VII.24.1
How many transgressions are there for the five minor vows and seven supplementary vows? There are five transgressions each for the five minor and seven supplementary vows.
A.VII.24.1
Q.VII.24.2 A.VII.24.2
Which are the seven supplementary ( lavratas) vows? The seven supplementary vows consist of three enhancing (guna) vows and four teaching (training) (śiks ) vows.
Q.VII.24.3 A.VII.24.3
What is meant by virtuous conduct ( la)? The vows which are observed to safeguard and enhance the vows are called virtuous conduct.
Q.VII.24.4
A.VII.24.4
How many total transgressions are there for the vows of the householder? There are 12*5 = 60 transgressions for the vows of the householders. By adding the five transgressions each for right belief and sallekhan they add up to 70.
VFk%
cU/k&o/kPNnkfrHkkj kj ki . KkUui kufuj kkk% VII.25 Bandha-vadhacched t bh r ropan nnap nanirodh h cU/k] /K] Nn] vfr Hkkj dk vkj ks . K] vUui ku dk fuj kák & ;s 'vfgd k&v.kords ikp &vfrpkj gå Binding, beating, mutilating limbs, overloading and withholding food and drink are the transgressions of minor non-violence vow.
Meaning:
Q.VII.25.1
A.VII.25.1
What are the five transgressions of the minor vow of non-violence (ahims nuvrata)? The five transgressions of the minor vow of non-violence are: binding, beating, mutilating limbs, overloading and withholding food and drink of the living beings.
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