Jain Journal 1968 01

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i Dasavaikalika Sutra, 4.10. 2 Ibid, 4.10ff. 8 Samyagdarsanajnanacaritrani moksamarga, Tattvartha Sutra, 1.1. 4 T.S. ed. by Pandit Sukhlal Sanghvi, pp. 3-4.
Tattvarthasraddhanam samyagdarsanam, T.S., 1.2. 6 T.S. ed. by Sanghvi, p. 7; see also T.S. Bhasya, 1.2. Tavedam prasamasam
veganirvedanukampastik yabhiyyaktilaksanam tattvarthasraddhanam samyag
darsanam. 7 T.S. ed by Sanghvi, pp. 7-8; see also T.S. Bhasya, 1.3. Tannisargadadhi
gamadya.
Bhagavati Sutra, 172.597. 9 Ibid.
Five lesser vows, three gunayratas and four siksavratas. Five lesser vows are : (1) Renouncement of all gross ill-usage of living beings in two forms and three ways (i.e., do not do oneself nor cause to be done by others either in thought or in word or in deed. (2) Renouncement of grossly lying speech in two forms and three ways. (3) Renouncement of all gross taking of thing not given in two forms and in three ways. (4) Renouncement of every other kind of sexual intercourse, excepting with one woman, i.e., one's own wife. (5) Limitation of possession of one's wealth by renouncing all other possessions. Three gunavratas are: (1) Dik parimana or vow of limiting the sphere within which one is free to move for trade and other purposes. (2) Anartha danda viramana or vow of not indulging in sinful acts, not required for one's own or family's maintenance. (3) Bhogapobhoga parimana or vow of limiting things to be used. Four siksavratas are: (1) Samayika or vow of performing samayika. It consists in sitting down at one place for atleast fortyeight minutes concentrating one's mind on religious activities. (2) Pausadha or vow to live for a day life of a monk (3) Attihi sambibhaga or vow of serving monks and nuns, a deserving person or a poor by food and clothes, etc. (4) Samlekhana or vow of a determined self-mortification by the last mortal emaceration to save the soul by scratching out the
body. Bhagavati Sutra 18.10.646; Uvasagdasao ; Rayapaseniya, 54. 11 There are four kinds of himsa (violence), viz., arambhiki, udyogi virodhi and
samkalpi. 12 Nayadhammakahao, 8-64.
Amitagati Acarya. Sri Caturvimsati Jina Stavana by Devacandra, 1.6. Uvasagadasao, 7.218 ; see Darsan aur Cintan by Pandit Sukhlal Sanghvi, 'Bhaktimarg aur Jaindharam', pp. 1. 16-32. T.S., 1.4. Satdravyalaksanam, Sarvarthasiddhi, v. 29. Gunaparyayavaddravyam, T.S., v. 37. Utpadavyayadhrauvyayuktam sat, T.S., v. 29. Anuyogadvara Sutra, 129. Avisesie davve visesie jivadavve ajivadavve ya.
Report by K. C. Lalwani who participated in the Seminar on invitation.