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Ratnakarandaka-śrāvakācāra
11. moha- delusion; 12. bhaya - fear; 13. nidrā – sleep; 14. cintā – anxiety; 15. sveda - perspiration; 16. rāga-attachment; 17. dveșa – aversion; and 18. maraņa - death.
Forty-six divine attributes of the Arhat comprise four infinitudes (ananta catusțaya), thirty-four miraculous happenings (atiśaya), and eight splendours (prātihārya).
The four infinitudes (ananta catuṣtaya) are: 1. ananta jñāna - infinite knowledge; 2. ananta darśana – infinite perception; 3. ananta sukha-infinite bliss; and 4. ananta vīrya – infinite energy.
Of the thirty-four miraculous happenings (atiśaya), ten appear naturally at the time of birth, ten on attainment of infinite knowledge (kevalajñāna), and the remaining fourteen are fashioned by the celestial devas.
The eight splendours (prātihārya) are: 1. aśoka vặkșa – the Ashoka tree; 2. simhāsana - bejeweled throne; 3. chatra – three-tier canopy; 4. bhāmaņdala – halo of unmatched luminance; 5. divya dhvani – divine voice of the Lord without lip
movement; 6. puspa-varşā – shower of fragrant flowers; 7. cāmara - waving of sixty-four majestic flywhisks; and
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