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________________ To realize this, he may undertake to practise meditation either in the scorching rays of the sun on an elevated seat in the summer or in a cold uncovered place in the winter. (6) Samlinatâ— Turning the senses from their respective objects. This will develope the spirit of renunciation in the mumukshin jwa and strengthen his moral rectitude in such a manner as to make one look upon things most charming to the worldly as of no use and avail to him. This is how the senses, we are told, guarded against all temptations (Indriya samlinata). Then again the mumukshin must control the passions and their correlates, such as anger, deceit, pride and greed (krisdy i samlinata) as well as his thought, speech and body (yoga samlinata). And lastiy, there is the viviktacharya which means previous ascertainment by 3 mu 592
SR No.011043
Book TitleEncyclopaedia Of Jainism
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorP C Nahar, K C Ghosh
PublisherSatguru Publications
Publication Year1996
Total Pages848
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size13 MB
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