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Akatisancita
A set or multitude of things, conglomerated in a very great number which can be numerically expressed only as Asankhyeya (innumerable) or Ananta (infinite). akati-asamkhyātā anantā vā.......asamkhyātā ekaikasamaye utpannah santastathaiva sancitaste akatisañcitāḥ. (Stha 3.7 Vr Pa 99) See-Katisancita.
Akarmabhumi
The region (in Jain Cosmography) where the needs of life (of the inhabitants) are fulfilled through Kalpavṛksas (the wish-fulfilling trees): i.e., where there is no need for people to undertake any karma i.e., the activities of commerce. agriculture etc., for their livelihood. There are 30 such Akarmabhūmis. kṛṣyādikarmmarahitāḥ kalpapādapaphalopabhogapradhānā blūmayo haimavatapañcakaharivarṣapañcakadevakurupañcakottarakurupañcakaramyakapañcakairaṇyavatapañcaka
(Nandi 23 MaVr Pa 102)
ripastrimsadakarmabhümayah.
See-Karmabhumi.
Akarmavirya
The innate power of soul, which emerges by the Kṣaya (annihilation) of the Viryäntaraya Karma (Karma obstructing the spiritual energy). na vidyate karmäsyetyakarma-viryāntarāyakṣayajanitam jivasya sahajam viryam. (Sutra 1.8.2 Vr Pa 168)
Akarmansa
1. The state of the liberated soul, which is free from even an iota of Karma. akammamse-ebhih sarvairvidhūnitaiḥ aka
mmamso bhavati.........siddhatvam.
(Sutra 1.1.39 Ci p.45) 2. A state of Snataka Nirgrantha (3). which indicates the total annihilation of the Ghatya (destroying) Karmas of the Snataka Nirgrantha.
kṣalitasakalaghātikarmamalapaṭalatvat snäta iva snataḥ sa eva snätakaḥkṣapitakarmmatvadakarmmänśaḥ. (Stha 5.189 Vr Pa 320)
Akalevara Śreni
The Kṣapaka Śreņi. (spiritual ladder of annihilation of deluding Karma), ascending which the ascetic annihilates the Karmas.
kalevaram sariram avidyamānam kadevarameṣāmakadevarah-siddhästeṣām śreṇiriva śre
niryayottarottaraśubhapariņāmaprāptirupaya te siddhipadamārohanti (tām), kṣapakaśreṇim. (u 10.35 SaVr Pa 341)
Akalpasthapanäkalpa
Not to send for Gocaracarya (going on round for collection of bliksd (accepting food etc. by going to houses for collecting them in conformity with the canonical instruction)) that ascetic (Muni). who has not studied the original text and meaning of Pindaisand (2) (first chapter of the Acaracala, which is the second śrutaskandha (division) of the first principal canonical work). 'akalpikena' anadhitapindaiṣaṇādisütrarthena ähärädikam na grähayet......... (BrBhā 6442 Vr)
Akalpasthita
That ascetic (Muni), who has been initiated in the tradition of Caturyāma (monastic discipline of four great vows).
akalpasthitänam tu 'catvāro yāmāḥ catväri mahāvratani bhavanti. (BrBha 5340 Vr)
Akaṣāya Samvara
The state of the Vitaraga (one, free from attachment and aversion):
inhibition of the Kaşaya (passions) such as anger and the like.
krodhadyabhavo'kaṣāyaḥ.
(Jaisid 5.14)
Akaşayi
Passionless-That ascetic (Muni), whose Moha (delusion) has been subsided or annihilated. akaṣayiṇaḥ upasantamohadayaḥ.
(Sthul 5.208 Vr Pa 327)
Akasmatdaṇḍapratyaya
The fourth kind of dandasamādāna (killing)/ kriyästhāna:
accidental killing of some other person while killing someone else.
ahavare cautthe damdasamädäṇe akasmädamdavattie tti ähijjai-se jahanamae kei purise kacchamsi va dahamsi vakavimjalam va vimdhitta bhavati-iti khalu se ammassa afthae annam phusai-akasmädamde. (Sutra 2.2.6)
