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Karmagranth Part Four
... Appendix No. 11
Some similar and dissimilar views of the Svetambara and Digambara sects.
(a) The interpretation of the weapon of the soul from the perspective of certainty and practice is the same in both sects. Page-4. In this regard, the 'Samaadhikār' chapter of Jīvakāṇḍa and its commentary are worth seeing.
The definition of the word Mārgṇāsthān is the same in both sects. Page-4.
The style of the Gunasthān Rāva in the Karmagranth and the Joṣakāj is similar, but there is no difference in the sāttvika meaning. Page-4.
The nature of use is considered the same in both sects. Page-5.
In the Karmagranth, the incomplete soul is considered to have three Gunasthānas, but in the Gommatasāra, it is considered to have five. Thus, there is a difference in the views of both on the subject of the soul, but it is relative, so in reality, there is similarity. Page-12.
Regarding the Kevalajnani, the practice of samsitva and asamsitva is the same in the scriptures of both sects. Page-13.
The flag-like nature of the Pariira of the Vāyukāya is accepted by both sects. Page-20.