Epitome of Jainism

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

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Gommatsara, Karma-kand
183 (9) Svâti Samsihana. Snake-hole-like Figure. (10) Kubjaka , Hunch-back, (11) Vamana , Dwarf. (12) Hundaka , Unsymmetrical or deformed. (13) Vajrațișabha-ârâcha-samhanana. Adamantine nerves, joints and
bones.
(14) Sparsa. Touch. (15) Rasa. Taste. (15) Gandha. Smell. (17) Varņa. Colour. (18) Agurulaghu. Not-heavy-light. (19) Upaghata. Self-destructive. (20) Paraghấta. Destructive. (21) Uçchvása. Respiration. (22) Subha-vihâyogati. Graceful movement. (23) Aśubha , Awkward , (24) Pratyeka-sarira. Individual body. (25) Susvara. Sweet-voiced.
Duhsvara. Harsh-voiced. (27) Subha. Beautiful (body). (28) Aśubha. Ugly (bad). (29) Sthira. Steady circulation of blood.
(30) Asthira Unsteady circulation of blood. (34) The twelve sub-classes are: (1) Either Sata-Vedaniya. Pleasure-feeling.
or Asâtâ , Pain-feeling. (2) Manusya-ayu. Human-age. (3) Manusya-gati. Human condition of existence. (4) Panchendriya-játi. Five-sensed beings. (5) Trasa. Mobile. (6) Subhaga. Amiable. (7) Badara. Gross (body). (8) Paryapia. Developable.
Adeya. Radiant appearance. (10) Yaśaḥ-kirti. Bringing good fame. (11) Tirthamkara. A Tirthamkara’s body.
(12) Uchcha-gotra. High-family. (35) Although only 117 sub-classes are bindable and operabler in this stage, yet all the 148 exist for the soul who is in this stage, as at any time the 31 sub-classes which were unbindable here may become bindable in a subsequent stage. (36) The following three are not possible in this :
(1) Āharaka sarira. Assimilative body.