Jaina Paribhashik Shabdakosh

SR No.: 016117
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Vishrutvibhashreeji, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 2009
Total Pages: 414
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 12 MB

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laina Pāribhāșika Sabdakosa
-378:Sthitalesya Maraņa 1. A type of Bālamaraña (death of a Bāla (absolutely non-abstinent person), in which the inauspicious Leśyās (psychic colours) remain as they are. 2. A type of Panditamarana (death of a Pandita (ascetic)); in which the inauspicious Leśyā (psychic colour) remain as it is. 3. A type of Bālapamditamarana (death of a Bālapamdita (abstinent-cum-non-abstinent person), in which the Leśyā (psychic colour) remains as
which was caused by specific Adhyavasāya. sthiteh-subhadevagatiprāyogyakarmmanām baddhvaiva pratighātah sthitipratighātaḥ, bhavati cădhyavasāyaviseşātsthiteh pratighāto, yadāha-dihakālathiiyão hassakālathiiyāo pakarei.
(Sthā 5.70 Vr Pa 289) Sthitibandha Duration of karmic bondage-A type of Bandha (1) (bondage of Karma): The accomplishment of the duration period of the bondage of a particular Karmaprakrti (type of Karma). karmmanah prakrtayah....tāsāmevāvasthānam jaghanyädibhedabhinnam tasyābandho-nirvarttanam sthitibandhah. (Sthä 4.290 Vr Pa 209)
it is.
bālamarane...thitalesse....pamdiyamarane....thiralesse.....bālapamdiyamarane....thitalesse... sthita-avasthitā avisudhyantyasamklisyamānă ca leśyā krsņādiryasmin tatsthitalesyah.
(Sthā 3.520-523 Vr Pa 165)
Sthitātmā That human being, whose soul is established in knowledge, faith and conduct. ņānadamsaņacarittesu țhio appājassa so thiya
(Da 10.17 JiCũ p. 347)
ppā.
Sthitikalyāņa That god, whose life-span is of maximum or the middle duration thitikallāne tti ukkosiyā tthiti ajahannamaņukkosā vā.
(Sūtra 2.2.69 Cū p. 367)
Sthiranāma A sub-type of Nāma (body-making) Karına due to the Udaya (rise) of which the organs of the body such as head, bones and teeth remain steady (not shaky). yadudayavaśāt sarīrāvayavānām sirosthidantānām sthiratā bhavati tatsthiranāma.
(Prajĩa 23.38 Vr Pa 474) Sthirikarana The sixth out of the eightfold conduct pertaining to the Samyaktva (right faith); to stabilise those persons'who have become unstable in the path of Dharma (1) (spiritual doctrine) again in Dharma (1). sthirikaranam ca abhyupagamadharmānuşthānam prati vișidatām sthairyāpādanam.
(+28.31 SaVr Pa 567)
Sthitināmanidhattāyu A type of āyubandha (bondage of life-span-determining Karma); the Niddhata (or Nişeka) of Āyuşya (life-span-determining) Karma, accompanied with the sthiti (duration) of that Karma. sthitiryattena bhavena sthātavyam tatpradhānam nāma sthitināma....tena sana nidhattāyuh sthitināmanidhattāyuh.
(Prajñā 6.118 V? Pa 217, 218)
Sthūlaadattādānaviramana The third vow of the lay follower's discipline; to abstain from stealing partially (i.e., from gross stealing) thulayam adiņnādāņam paccakkhāi. (UPä 1.26)
Sthitipratighāta 1. The shortening of the duration of Karma which is effected through Udiraņā (premature rise) of Karma. 2. The shortening of the long duration of Karma, fit for the auspicious kind of Devagati (realm of god), effected through specific Adhyavasāya (subtle level of consciousness, which interacts with karmic body), just after their bondage
Sthūlaprāņātipātaviramana The first vow of the lay follower's discipline; to abstain from violence partially (i.e., from gross violence). thūlayam pāņāivāyam paccakkhāi. (UPĂ 1.24) 'thūlagam' ti trasavişayam. (UPa 1.26) sthūlā eva sthūlakāsteṣām prāņāḥ-indriyadayaḥ teşāmatipātah sthūlaprāņātipātaḥ tam śramanopāsakaḥ śrāvaka ityarthah pratyākhyāti, tasmäd viramata iti bhāvanā.