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parihārio vi chammāse anuparihão vi chammäsā. kappatthito vi chammāse ete atthārasa u māsā..
(BrBhā 6474)
Jaina Pāribhāsika Sabdakosa possessed of Pratyeka Śarira (individually separate body). 2. The soul with limited (restricted) transmigration (number of births and deaths). paritte duvihe pannatte-kāyaparitte ya samsaraparitte ya..
(Jiva 9.76) See--Kāyaparita, Samsāraparita.
Parītajiva jassa mulassa bhaggassa, hiro bhamge padisai. parittajive u se mule, je yāvanne tahāvihe..
(Prajna 1.48.20) See-Pratyekajīva.
Parihārika 1. Those ascetics (Munies) who practise the Tapa (austerities) of Pariharavisuddhi (Caritra) (purifactory conduct through intensive penance) for first six months. parihārikāh prathamatah şanmāsān prastutam tapo vahanti.
(BrBhā 6474 Vr) See-Nirvisamānakalpasthiti. 2. The ascetic (Muni) who is performing the Parihāra Tapa (Prāyascitta (expiation)); the duration of this Tapa (penance) is from one to six months. pāyacchittamaņāvanno aparihārio, āvanno māsātijāva-chammāsiyam so parihario.
(Ni 4.118 Vr) See-Parihāra Tapa. 3. The ascetic, observing diligently the ascetic conduct, who avoids the blemishes such as those related with accepting bhikṣā (accepting food etc. by going to houses for collecting them in conformity with the canonical instruction) etc.. parihārikah-pindadosapariharanādudyuktavihārī sādhuḥ.
(ACūlāVr Pa 324)
Parihārika Kula
Paritasamsāri The Jiva (soul) whose Samsāra (labyrinth of transmigration in mundane existence)-the cycle of birth and death-has become limited. parittasamsārikāh-samkşiptabhavāh.
(Sthā 2.188 V; Pa 56) Parişaha Parisaha Hardships- Various hazardous conditions (trials and tribulations) which are to be endured by the ascetic (Muni) for upholding of the path of sādhanā (ascetic conduct) and for the cause of Nirjarā.(wearing off) of Karma. There are twentytwo types of Parişaha.. pariti---samantāt svahetubhirudiritā mārgācyavananirjarärtham sādhvādibhih sahyanta iti parişahā.
(U 2.1 SãVr Pa 72) mārgācyavananirjarārtham parişodhavyāḥ parişahāh.
(TaSu 9.8) Parişahajaya Conquest of Parişaha-Not to deviate from the path of sādhanā (ascetic conduct) in event of encountering the Parişaha (hardship). teşām kşudhādivedanānāın tivrodaye'pi...nityānandalaksaņasukhāmstasamvitteracalanam sa parişahajayah.
(BrDraSamVrp. 116)
(NiBhā 2777 Vr)
See--Pārihārika Kula.
Pariksā Scrutiny1. Determination of the meaning through Pramāna (organ of valid knowledge) whether the characteristic (attribute) is obtained in the object under scrutiny, or not. uddistasya lakṣitasya ca yathāvallakṣaṇamupapadyate na vā iti pramāṇato'rthāvadhāranam parikṣā.
(Nyāku 1.3 p. 21) 2. The cogitation undertaken for determination of the strength and the weakness of the different arguments presented in refutation by the opponent. viruddhanānāyuktiprābalyadaurbalyāvadhäraņāya pravartamāno vicārah parikṣā.
(Nyādip. 8)
Parokșa Upacāra Vinaya Observance of modesty even in absence of the elders-To eulogise and manifest the virtues of the Acārya (preceptor) or any monk or nun even in their absence; to abide by their order and not to critizise or speak ill of them. parokşeşvapyācāryādişvamialikriya-gunasamkirtanānusmaraņājñānusthāyitvādil kāyavármanobhiravagantavyalı, rāgaprahasanavisma
Parita 1. Pratyekaśarīri Jiva—The Jiva (soul) which is
