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able impartation intensity, with variable number of particles and with varation io the nature under restriction to certain laws of Kar mic bonds etc. The four types of variability is due to or depends on the variations of volitions and affections which in turn depend upon the variation in the output of Karmic decay or annihilation. The Samaya.Prabaddha may be a multiple according to the controls excercised or applied by the mundane soul which may be subject to certain dependant and certain independent variables of cont. rols. Thus a Nisus may be considered as a Karmic system variable depending upon the volition and affection, and as a function of four dependent variables : nature, stay, points, impartation which depend upon the measures of valition and affection.
The instant - effective - bond ( Samaya-Prabaddha ) is a variable quantity of input particles of matter (Pudgala) and the variable set lies between the set of emancipated souls and the set of non-emancipable souls. The distribution of the Nisusus is according to the least, intermediate and greatest stay. The nisus have ing the least stay forms the first element of the input column matrix and the nisus having the greatest stay forms the last ele.
ment of the input column matrix. The time lag is also necessary to be considered in case of the seven types of Karma,excluding the eigh. th nature (longevity). Thus the cells of the input matrix accomodate different types of nisusus of different stays, with various sets of particles, having different im. partation intensities. The slabs in the altitude dimension of the three-fold Karma matrix will have different natures amounting to non-summable set. Thus a nisus may be treated as a tensor of third rank and its position in the in put column matrix will depend upon its life stay which may range from nature to nature differently. The nisusus are so arranged as to have the lowest intensity of impartation at the bottom of the input column matrix, and to have the highest intensity at the top of the input column matrix Any perturbation consequently and subsequently changes the cell-position of the corresponding nisusus now representing the state transi. tion matrix. The perturbation may be due to volition or affection or any other physical or chemical condition,
The state matrix and the output matrix-sets may also be described in the same way as the input matrix above, and the description given in the earlier paper.
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| SR No. | 524503 |
| Book Title | Tulsi Prajna 1975 07 |
| Original Sutra Author | N/A |
| Author | Mahavir Gelada |
| Publisher | Jain Vishva Bharati |
| Publication Year | 1975 |
| Total Pages | 116 |
| Language | Hindi |
| Classification | Magazine, India_Tulsi Prajna, & India |
| File Size | 7 MB |