Samkit Faith Practice Liberation

SR No.: 007764
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Amit B Bhansali
Publisher: Amit B Bhansali
Publication Year: 2015
Total Pages: 447
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 7 MB

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2. Anaabhigrahika Mithyaatva
To consider all religions to be equally true and to consider all faiths, preceptors and scriptures to be equally true without examining them critically, is known as Anaabhigrahika mithyaatva.
3. Aabhiniveshika Mithyaatva
When a person insists that his own viewpoint is right, despite knowing that he is wrong, he is said to have Aabhiniveshika mithyaatva
4. Saanshayika Mithyaatva
Doubting the teachings of the Jinaas is known as saanshayika mithyaatva. For example: doubting that the five astikaayas exist exactly as per the teachings of the Jinaas.
5. Anaabhoga Mithyaatva
Absence of rational thinking, flawed perception due to delusion and total ignorance lead to anaabhoga mithyaatva.
Including these 5 types of mithyaatva, we have a total of 25 types of mithyaatva.
They are listed in serial order as under:
1. Abhigrahika Mithyaatva
2. Anaabhigrahika Mithyaatva
3. Aabhiniveshika Mithyaatva
4. Saanshayika Mithyaatva
5. Anaabhoga Mithyaatva Laukika Mithyaatva
7. Lokottara Mithyaatva
8. Kupraavachana Mithyaatva
9. Considering living beings (jiiva) to be non-living beings (ajiiva) 10. Considering non-living beings (ajiiva) to be living beings (jiiva) 11. Considering true monks (saadhu) to be false monks (kusaadhu). 12. Considering false monks (kusaadhu) to be true monks (saadhu). 13. Considering liberated (mukta) beings to be unliberated (amukta). 14. Considering unliberated (amukta) beings to be liberated (mukta). 15. Considering true religion (dharma) to be false (adharma). 16. Considering false religion (adharma) to be true (dharma).
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