Jaina Ethics

Author(s): Dayanand Bhargav
Publisher: Motilal Banarasidas

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CHAPTER V THE CONDUCT OF A HOUSEHOLDER Introductory-Householder defined (100) — His posi
tion (100-101)-Position of an aviratasamyag
drsti (101-102). Vow of Non-Violence-Non-violence in Jainism
(105-106 )–Violence in thought (106-107)-- Violence in action (107-108 )--Non-absolutism. and non-violence (108-109) --Types of violence (109-110)-Limitations of the small vow of nonviolence (110-111)--Eight mūlaguņas (111-112) -Dietic prohibitions (112-113) – Transgressions of the vow of non-violence (113-114)—Some misconceptions about non-violence (114)—
Violence in the name of religion (114-115). Vow of Truthfulness-Classification of truth (116
117)-Conception of truth (117)—Transgressions 117-118 )--Praise of truthfulness (118-119)
Position of truth in Brāhmaṇism (119). Vow of non-stealing-Its transgressions (119-121). Vow of brahmacarya (celibacy) —Transgressions
(121-122). Vow of non-possession-Transgressions (122-124). Supplementary vows of householder—( 124-126). Guņavratas-Digvrata and Deśāvakāśikavrata (126)
-Transgressions of Digvrata ( 126 )-Deśāvakāśikavrata (126-227)—Transgressions of deśāvakāśikavrata (127)Anarthadanda-viramaņavrata (127-128 )-Five forms of anarthadanda (128. 128)-Transgressions of anarthadaņdavrata (129130) --Bhogopabhogaparimāņavrata (130-132 )-- Transgressions of Bhogopabhogaparimāņavrata
(132-133). Sikşāvratas--Sāmāyika (133-134) - Transgressions of
Sāmāyikavratas (134-135)-Proșadhopavāsavrata (135)—Transgressions of Proșadhopavāsavrata (136)-Atithisaṁvibhāgavrata (136-138) – Transgressions of Atithisamvibhāgavrata (138139)-Sallekhanāvrata ( 141-142).