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Jaina Paribhasika Sabdakosa
samayan, ukkoseṇam asamkhejjam kalam, se ttam bandhanapaccaie. (Bhaga 8.351)
Bandhanavimocanagati
Gravitational motion-The natural downward motion of the fruits such as mango etc. on becoming ripe (i.e.. becoming free from natural binding force) and without being obstructed by any other force.
jaṇṇam aṇbāņa vā......pakkāṇam pariyāgayāṇam bandhanão vippamukkāṇam ṇivvāghaenam ahe visasãe gati pavattai, se ttam bandhaṇavimoyanagati. (Praj 16.55)
Bala
1. Physical strength-That strength of the body, which is used in the bodily activities. balam-säriraḥ pranaḥ.
(Bhaga 1.146 Vr) balam ca sarirasamarthyam. (SthaVr pa 21) 2. That Prāna (vital energy or bio-energy), which is responsible for the mental, vocal and bodily power. (Prasă 1066)
Baladeva
One type of the Saläkāpurusas (universal personages);
that personage, which is endowed with a great physical strength which is half that of the Vasudeva (semi-universal sovereign) and equivalent to the capacity of ten lakh astapadas (a fabulous animal possessed of eight legs and greater strength than elephant); (nine Baladevas appear in one half of the Kalacakra (time-cycle)); his favourite weapon is plough and pestle. (Sthi 5.168) baladevassa särirabalasämatthariddhi väsudevasarirabalasämatthariddhito addhappama(ĀVaCi 1 p. 69)
See-Salakāpuruşa
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Bala
The fourth decade of human life-span of hundred years:
in this state, the person has the capability of showing his physical strength. cautthi u balā nāma, jam naro dasamassio. samattho balam darisium, jai hoi niruvaddavo.. (DaHaVṛ Pa 8)
Bahiḥpudgalapraksepa
An Aticara (partial transgression) of the vow of
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the Deśāvakasika (the tenth vow of the lay follower);
to throw earth-clod etc. as an indication for the business activity to a person who is stationed at a place which is beyond the limit which is resolved for in the vow.
'bahiya poggalapakkheve' tti abhigṛhitadeśād bahih prayojanasadbhave pareṣām prabodhanāya lestvädipudgalaprakṣepa iti bhavana. (UPă 1.41 Vr p. 19)
Bahirätma
1. That person, who does not have the experience of the separation of soul and body, on account of delusion. micchattaparinadappā tivvakasāeṇa suṭṭhu āvijivam deham ekkan maŋnamto hodi bahirappā... (KA 193)
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bahirätma sarirädau jätätmabhräntiḥ.
(Sasa 5) 2. That person, who is in any one of the first three Gunasthanas (states of spiritual development) and who is infatuated with the sensual pleasures.
mithyāsāsādanamiśragunasthanatraye tarata
(BrDraSam Vrp.38)
myanyunadhikabhedena bahirätmä.
svaśuddhatmasamvittisamutpannavāstavasıkhat pratipakṣabhutenendriyasukhenāsakto bahirātmā, tadvilakṣaṇo'ntarātmā.
(BrDraSam 14 Vr p. 36)
Bahirlesya
That evil flow of the Bhava (1) (disposition at subtle level of consciousness), on account of which one cannot feel ecstasy in the practice of self-restraint or self-realisation. samjamaniggatabhavo bahilesso bhavati....ahava appasatthão lessão samjamassa bahim vahamtitikan so bahilisso bhavati.
(A 6.106 Cap. 241)
Bahirvihara
The Mokşa (liberation), which is extra-mundane
state.
bahiḥ samsarād vihāraḥ-sthānam bahirvihāraḥ, sa carthanmoksah. (US Vr Pa 397) jāījarāmaccubhayābhibhāyā, bakiṇvihārābhini(U 14.4)
vitthacitt........
