Jain Study Center NC Raleigh 1999 08 Twenty Years

Author(s): Jain Study Center NC Raleigh
Publisher: USA Jain Study Center NC Raleigh

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7. Paap: Demeritorious or sinful activity 8. Punya: Meritorious or virtuous activity 9. Moksha: Liberation from all karma
Ten
Ten Yeti Dharama (religious virtues):
3. Vedniya karma: Obscures the blissful
nature of the soul and produces pleasure
or pain. 4. Mohiniya karma: Obscures awareness of
the true nature of substance leading to
attachment or aversion. 5. Ayushya karma: Obscures soul's eternal
nature by determining the span of life in
each birth. 6. Nama karma: Obscures the non
corporeal existence of the soul. 7. Gotra karma: Obscures the soul's
characteristic of equanimity, and
determines the social and other standing. 8. Antryaya karma: Obstructs the natural
quality of soul and prevents liberation.
1. Kshama: 2. Mardava: 3. Aarjva: 4. Saucha: 5. Satya: 6. Samyam: 7. Tapa: 8. Tyaga: 9. Akinchanya: 10. Brahmacharya:
Forgiveness Modesty Candor Contentment Truthfulness Self-restraint Penance Renunciation Non-attachment Chastity
Nine
Eleven
Namokar Mantra is a highly revered prayer recited by all Jain sects and invokes obeisance to Enlightened beings, Liberated beings, religious leaders, religious teachers, and all seekers of truth.
Names of 11 Ang Sutra: These are the major Agams (scriptures) of Jainism. In addition there are 12 Upang Sutras, 4 Mool Sutras, and 5 Ched Sutras, for a total of 32 major Sutras.
Namo Arihantanam Namo Siddhanam Namo Ayeriyanam Namo Uvaajayanam Namo Lo-e-savva-sahunam Esso Panch Namokaro Savva Pava Panasano Mangal Nam Cha Save Sim Padhamam Havai Mangalam
Achar-ang Sutra Sugada-ang Sutra Thana-ang Sutra Samvaya-ang Sutra Bhagvatiji Sutra Gnata-Dharma Sutra Upasak Dasha-ang Sutra Anutarovavai Sutra Prashna Vyakaran Sutra Vipaak Sutra
Nine Tatva describes the Universe, relationships of Atma and Karma, and the path of liberation or Moksha.
Names of 11 Gandhars. Gandhars were the initial disciples of Mahavira.
1. Jiva: Living beings (consciousness) 2. Ajiva: Non-living substances 3. Asrava: Cause of influx of karma 4. Bandh: Bondage of karma 5. Samvar: Stoppage of karma 6. Nirjara: Exhaustion of accumulated
karma
1. Indra-bhutiji 2. Agni-bhutiji 3. Vayu-bhutiji 4. Vyaktaji 5. Sudharma Swami 6. Mandita-putraji 7. Maurya-putraji 8. Akampitaji
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