Jaina Mysticism and Other Essays

Author(s): Kamalchand Sogani
Publisher: Prakrit Bharti Academy

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79. BG, 6. 11. 80. Jnānārnava, 27. 23-29; 28. 1-7. 81. lb, 27. 21-34; Sarkhandāgama of Puspadanta and Bhūtabali (Ed. H. L. Jain, Jaina Sahitya Uddharaka Fund Karyalaya, Amraoti, 1939). vol. 13, p.
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82. Jānārnava, 28. 9. 83. Svet. 2. 8. 84. Ib., 2. 9. 85. Mund. 2. 2. 6. 86. Ib., 2. 2.3-4. 87. BG, 6. 13-14. 88. BG, 6. 17. 89. BG, 8. 13; 17.-24. 90. Jñānāmava, 23. 11. 91. Ib., 30. 12. 92. Ib., 30. 13. 93. Dravyasamgraha of Nemicandra (Sarala Jaina, Grantha Bhandara, Jabalapur, 1955), verse 49. 94. Mokšapāhuda, 63. 95. BG, 12. 2, 5; 11. 53, 54. 96. BG, 14. 26. 97. BG, 7. 16, 17. 98. BG, 6. 46. 47. 99. See infra, pp. 87. 100. These are Sāmāyika, Stuti, Vandanā, Pratikramana, Praryākhyāna and Kayotsarga Cf. Mülācāra, 516. 101. Mokšapāhuda 99, 100. 102. 1a, 52, 82. 103. Svet 2. 13. 104. in, 2. 14. 15. 105. Mund. 3. 2. 3. See also Katha 1, 2. 23. 106. R. D. Ranade, Constructive Survey of Upanişadic Philosophy (Oriental Book Agency, Poona, 1926), p. 345 107..BG, 6. 15, 41-45. 108. BG, 18. 56, 58, 62. 109. Moksapāhuda, 17-19. 110. 10., 20, 77, Jñanamava 41. 26, 27, 111. Tattvānusāsana of Rāmasena (Ed. J. K. Mukhtar, Vira Seva Mandira, Delhi, 1963), verse 198. 112. Mülācāra verse 567.
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