Account of Jainism

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Jainism.
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( 24 ) Jin Rupata consists in the throwing up of the clothes and taking on the life of an ascetic without any bandage.
( 25 ) Concentrated Study should now begin when there should be no talk on any thing but study.
( 26 ) Teerthankar Bhavana consists in studying the sixteen Bhavanas, the first of which is Darshan Vishudhhi.
( 27 ) The duties of a leading ascetic - Ach arya – should then be performed.
( 28 ) Preaching and correcting the wrong going men.
( 29 ) Becoming an Acharya.
( 30 ) Handing over the place to a pupil and taking to lonely meditation.
( 31 ) The attempt at total concentration. ( 32 ) Total concentration. ( 33.) Attaining Indra's birth after death. ( 34 ) Accession to Indra's throhe. ( 35 ) Giving of Vimans and Riddis to