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Jaina Mysticism
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and pain, praise and censure, life and death, sand and gold, attachment and aversion. Since he is the embodiment of spiritual virtues, he leads a life of supermoralism but not of a-moralisms. Thus we may conclude by saying that the cognitive, conative and affective tendencies of the perfected mystic reveal their original manifestation in supreme mystical experience, which is ineffable and transcends all the similes of the world84.
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1 Tattvārthasütia of Umāsvāti 1. 1. 2 Mokşapähuda, 4, 7. 3 Yogabindu of Haribhadra, 31, 252, 366. 4 Yogadrstisamuccaya, 13, 19, 178 5 Mysticism by Underhill, p. 169 6 Gommatsära Jivakānda of Nemicandra, 17 7 Paramātmaprakāśa, 80 to 83 8 Jħānārņava, 11, 18 9 Samadhiếataka of Pujyapāda, 76 10 Mülācāra of Vattakera, 53 11 Ratnakaranda Srāvakācāra of Samantabhadra, 25 12 Stānāngasūtra, x-1-734 13 Mokşapāhuda 8 14 Samayasāra of Kundakunda, 273 15 Yogadsstisamuccaya, 75 16 Yogadrstisamuccaya, Introduction, pp. 5 to 11 17 Yogaśataka of Haribhadra, 13 18 Yogadrstisamuccaya, 78, 79, 80 19 Yogabindu, 252 20 Yogabindu, 205 21 Tattvārthasūtra, 1. 3 22 Paramātmaprakāśa, 1. 85 23 Labdhisāra of Nemicandra, 33. 24 Labdbisāra of Nemicandra, 34 25 Studies in Jaina Philosophy, p. 273 26 Samayasara 273, 274 27 Kārttikeyānuprekşā, 197 28 Yogabindu, 266 29 Yogadsstisamuccaya, 155 30 Samadhisataka of Pujyapāda 73 31 Mokşapähuda, 17 32 Yogabindu, 342 33 Räjavärttika of Aklanka, 1 34 Puruşarthasiddhyupāya of Amtacandra, 24 35 Puruşārthasiddhyupäya of Amstacandra, 25 36 Samayasāra, 228 37 Karttikeyānuprekşā, 418 38 Purusärthasiddhyupāya 29; Kärttikeyānupreksa, 420 39 Kärttikeyānupreksā, 423 40 Gommaţsara Jivakānda, 647 41 Gommatsāra Jivakända 646 42 Yogadsstisamuccaya, 154 43 Bhāvanāviveka 93, 100
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