Jaina Mysticism and Other Essays

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

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served by others, in the Ingini-maraṇa he declines to accept the service rendered by others, but in the Prāyopagamanamaraņa neither he serves himself, nor he accepts the service of others.28 In the Prāyopagamana-maraņa the saint does not feel the necessity of even evacuating his bowels.29 He keeps his body from beginning to end in the same position in which he first placed it.
References:
1. Sarvārthsiddhi of Pujyapad (Bharatiya Jnana Pitha, Kashi); VII.22 2. Ratnakaranda Śrävakācāra of Samantabhadra (Sarla Jaina Granthabhandara, Jabalpur); 122 3. Sāgara Dharmāmsta by Asadhara (Mulachand Kishandas Kapadiya, Surat); VIII.20; Amitgati Śrāvakācāra (Anatakirti Digambar Jaina Granthamala, Bombay) V1.98 4. Sägara Dharmāmsta; VII1.5,6,7 5. Puruşārtha-Siddhi-Upāya of Amrita Chandra (Rayachandra Jaina Sastramala, Bombay); 175 6. Ratnakarand Srāvakācāra 123 7. Yaśastilaka and Indian Culture by Handiqui (Jaina Samskrity Sanrakshak Sangh, Sholapur); p. 287 8. Puruşārtha-Siddhi-Upāya; 179 9. Sāgara Dharmāmsta; VIII: 22 .10. Ibid. VIII.24 . 11. Tattvārtha Sutra by Umasvati (Bharatiya Jnana Pitha, Kashi under he title 'Sarvārthsiddhi');VII.37; Puruşārtha-Siddhi-Upāya; 195; Amitgati. Śrāvakācāra; VII.15; šāgara Dharmāmsta; VIII. 44 12. Ratnakarand Srāvakācāra; 129 13. Uvasagadasão (Oriental Book Agency, 15, Shukrawar, Poona-2); 1.57; (Trans. Vide A.N. Gore). 14. Bhagavati Ārādhana (Sukharam Nemichandra Digambar Jaina Granthamala, Solapur. 1935); The Ācārānga (pp. 74 to 78) deals with three types of death with minor differences from the exposition which we have made on the basis of Bhagavati Ārādhanā) 15. Ibid. 71 to 74
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