Aspects of Jaina Monasticism

Author(s): Nathmal Tatia, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati

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Parisaha (Sufferings) Pārsva Pārsvāpatya Paryāpti Pāşanda Pāsatthā Passivity Paśyattā Pattāvali Perception Pessimism and Optimism Philanthropists Physicians Physics Physiology Pilgrimage Piñjarāpolas Pleasure and Pain Pluralism Poetics Polity Polygamy Posadha Prakrits, Language and Literature Pramāņa (Organ of knowledge) Prāņa (Vitality) Prāņātipāta (Synonyms and Names) Pratimā (Pkt. Padimā, icon) Pravacanamātā (Scriptural
Matrices) Pravrajyā, Upasampada (Initiation) Pravștti, Nivrtti Prayer Preksä (Prolonged Vision, Intro-
spection) Presentation Volumes Priests and Sevakas Prostitution Psychology Pūjā Punishment Punya (Merit) Purāņa
Puruşārtha Pūrvas Quantum Theory Rāga-dveșa (Attachment and Ani
mosity) Rātribhojanāvirati (a vow not to
eat at night) Rddhi Reality Re-incarnation Relations Relativism Relativity Religion Republics Rites and Rituals Rosaries Royal Patronage Rşabha (the first tīrthankara of
the Jainas) Rucaka-pradeśa Rulers Sabdabrahmavāda Sacraments Saints and Martyrs Saivism
Śāktas
Salākā-purusas (Eminent Perso
nages) Šalya (thorn) Samādhi (Ecstatic Trance) Sāmānya (Universal)-Viseșa (Parti
cular) Samāropa Sama, Samvega, Nirveda, Anu
kampā, Āsthā Samatā (Equanimity) Samavasaraņa (Samosarana, Holy
Assembly of the Jina) Samavāya (Niyati, Puruşärtha, etc.) Samgha (Monastic Order) Samgrahaņi (gāthås) Samhanana (osseous structure)