Aspects of Jaina Monasticism

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

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water and covered with live dust, The same acts on a live stone slab etc., To partake of deliberately the root, bulb, stem, skin, sprout, etc., Crossing navel deep stream ten times a year, Practising deceit ten times a year, Partaking of asana, pāṇa, khāima, etc., deliberately taking it from hands or pot, or ladle, or utensil moist with live water-- 19-20.
The Four Stages of Sin
In Jainism-21; In Buddhism-22-23; In Brahmanism -24; In Modern Law-25; Conclusion-26.
VI Asāyaṇā or Disrespectful Conduct
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Thirty-three types of äsāyaṇā according to Ayǎradasão-27-28; Thirty-three types of asāyaṇā according to Avaśyaka Sūtra--29; In Buddhism, In Brahmaņism-30.
VII Ganisampadă or The Qualifications of the Ganin (Religious Head)
Qualifications according to Ayāradasão: Ayāra, Şüya, Sarīra, Vayaṇa- 31; Vāyaṇā, Mati, Paoga, Samgaha-Pariņṇa-32; Vinaya-paḍivatti of the Acarya: Acara-Vinaya, Sūya-Viņaya, Vikkhevana-Vinaya, Dosa-nigghāyaṇa-viṇaya -33; Vinaya-padivatti of the Antevasin Uvagaraṇa-uppāyaṇayā, Sähillaya--33; Vannasamjalanayā, Bhara-paccoruhaṇaya-34; In
Buddhism-34-35.
Ctttasamāhiṭṭhāņas or The Ten Stages of the Concentrated Mind
Introduction-36; The Ten Stages: Dhamma-cintă -36; Memory of one's own past lives, Veritable dreams never experienced before, Unprecedented vision of deities, Clairvoyance, Clair-intuition--37; Power of telepathy, Pure and perfect knowledge, Pure and perfect intuition, Pure and perfect disembodied existence-38; Versified summary --- 39-40.
IX The Four Monastic Courses
1 Sthavira-kalpa or the Course of the Elders :
(i) Initiation and Ordination; (ii) Training; (iii) Comprehension of meaning-42; (iv) Life of a Wanderer-43; (v) Consummation-44; (vi) Itinerary--- 45-55; (vii) Deportment-56-58.
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