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Appendix - 3
Characteristics
Technical Terms
Characteristics
Aghatiya
Adhuvavandha
Adhapravrttakarana
Adhapravrtta-samkramana Bhagahar
Anantanubandhi
Karmas that do not harm the divine qualities of the jiva are Aghatiya. (J.D.P.1 p. 67) (Gatha 9 Tika) The bandha that will be absent is Adhruvabandh. (Gatha 90, 103 Tika) The upper time-related state (parinam) is similar to the lower time-related states, therefore the name Adhapravrttakarana is appropriate. (Gatha 898 Tika) The transition of bandha-prakritis in their potential subject of bandha is called Adhapravrtta-samkramana. Its part is an innumerable part of the palya. (Gatha 401 Tika) Because it is the cause of infinite samsara, mithyatva is infinite, and the chirasangini (anubandhini) of that mithyatva is Anantanubandhi kshaya. (Gatha 33 Tika) The bandha that has not been absent since the beginning of time, is Anadibandh. (Gatha 90, 123 Tika) 'Anukarshanamanushti' considers the mutual similarity of parinamas, this is one meaning of Anukrusti. (Gatha 905 Tika) This is the subject of Paryayarthikanaya. Where there is no being, there is absence. When bhavakri is achieved, there is opposition to absence, because absence cannot occur without the negation of sadbhaav. (Gatha 94 Tika) The parinamas that increase or decrease with each moment due to sanklesha or vishuddhi, and do not return to their previous state, are called Aparivartaman-madhyama parinamas. (Gatha 177 Tika)
Anadibandh
Anukrusti
Anutpadanuchheda
Aparivartaman-madhyama parinam