Epitome of Jainism

Author(s): K B Jindal
Publisher: Munshiram Manoharlal Publisher's Pvt Ltd New Delhi

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Gommatsara, Kama-kand
177 (4) Naraka Gati. Hellish Condition of existence (5) Ekendriya Jâti. One-sensed Genus. (6) Dvindriya Jati. Two » » (7) Tendriya Jati. Three , , (8) Chaturendriya Jâti. Four , » (9) Hundaka Samsthậna. Unsymmetrical Figure. (10) Asamprapta Sripâlika Samhanana. Loosely-jointed bones. (11) Naraka-Anupūrvi. Hellish Migratory form. (12) Âtapa. Radiant Heat. (13) Sádháraņa. Group-Soul. (14) Sthâvara. Immobile. (15) Sûkşına. Fine body.
(16) Aparyapti. Undevelopable The soul which passes from this stage onwards, leaves behind him the liability to be bound by these 16 sub-classes. In the next stage the total number of the bindable sub-classes is 117-16=101.
(5)
(6) The following 25 sub-classes cease to be bindable after this stage.
(1) Nidra-Nidrâ. Deep sleep. (2) Prachala-Prachala. Deep drowiness. (3) Styânagriddhi. Somnambulism. (4) Anantânuvandhi Krodha. Error-feeding Anger.
Mâna
→ Pride. (6) Mâya
Deceit. Lobha
Greed. (8) Striveda. Feminine Sexual inclination.
(9) Tiryancha Ayu. Sub-human age. (10) Tiryancha Gati. Sub-human condition of existence. (11) Nyagrodha Parimandala Samsthâna. Banyan-tree like figure. (12) Sváti Samsthana. Snake-hole-like tapering figure.
Kubjaka Samsthana. Hunch-back. (14) Vamana » Dwarf. (15) Bajra Närâcha Samhanana. Adamantine joints and bones. (16) Nárâcha Samhanana. Unbreakable joints and bones. (17) Ardha Nárácha Samhanana. Semi-unbreakable joints and bones. (18) Kilita Samhanana. Jointed or Riveted bones. (19) Tiryancha Anupûrvi. Sub-human migratory form. (20) Udyota. Goid light. (21) Aśubha Vihâyogati. Awkward movement. (22) Durbhaga. Unprepossessing.
Dusvara. Harsh-voiced. (24) Anâdeya. Dull appearance.
(25) Nicha Gotra. Low family, 12