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Appendix-2
Specifically, there should be a "makarbandh" (joint) of bone on both sides, and also a "vethan" (joint) of the third bone, but there should not be a nail of bone piercing all three. It is considered "rochak samyaktv-jinoct kriya" (a commendable action of a Jain) to keep "rupi" (money) in such a case.
"Laghu sparsh namakarm" is the karma (action) whose arising makes the body of the living being light, like a "jhak" (a type of bird). "Lata-parama" is a "lasya" (a type of dance) that is performed in front of a "latang" (a type of tree). A "lat" is a "latang" from eighty-four lakh years ago. The specific "ayopshma" (destruction) of the "lasthi-jnanaavaranakarm" (karma that obscures knowledge) is called "labdhi" (gain). "Lambitras" are those beings who experience the arising of the "as namakarm" (karma that causes attachment) and walk around. "Lamitra" are those beings who experience the arising of the "paryapt namakarm" (karma that causes fulfillment) and die after fulfilling their "paryapti" (fulfillment), not before. "Labdhi" is the "pratyaya" (perception) of the "dainiya" (worldly) body. "Kiyala-chianya" are the actions that are performed by humans and animals through their "bänkariya" (physical) bodies. "Samdhi bhavetriya" is the specific ability of the "chetana shakti" (consciousness) that arises from the "ayopshma" of the "matijnanaavaranakarm" (karma that obscures knowledge). "Ladhyakshar" is the act of understanding the meaning of something by hearing it or seeing it. "Lakhyaparyaps" are those beings who die without fulfilling their "paryapti" (fulfillment). "Lav" is the time of seven "stoka" (a unit of time). "Labhatarap karm" is the karma whose arising prevents the living being from obtaining desired objects. "Lokh" is a "lis" (a unit of measurement) of eight "keshag" (a unit of measurement) of the humans of the "marat" and "airarat" regions. "Lenya" are the "parinam" (results) of the living being that cause it to become entangled in "asmakarm" (karma that causes attachment) or to experience the "anuranjit yog pravritti" (a state of being influenced by the "yog" (spiritual practice)). "Sobh" is the "akanksha" (desire) or "grittata" (greed) for things like forests. "Aham mera hai" (this is mine) is the "anurag buddhi" (attachment) or "mamata" (love) that arises from the "parinam" (results) of the "bahya padarth" (external objects).