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samprāpya tadrupāditayā parinamanti să leśyāgatih.
(Prajižā 16.49 Vr Pa 329) Leśyānupātagati The reincarnation of the Jiva (soul) in that very same gradation of Leśyā (psychic colour), whose Pudgalas (material clusters) were appropriated just at the time of death in his previous life. lessānuvāyagati-jallessāim davvāim pariyāittā kālam kareti, tallessesu uvavajjati, tam jahā – kanhalessesu vā jāva sukkalessesu vā. leśyānupātagatiriti lesyāyā anupātaḥ-anusaraņam tena gatirleśyānupātagati)....yāni lesyädravyāni paryādāya jivah kālam karoti talleśyeşūpajāyate, na seşalesyesu tato jivo lesyädravyānyanusarati.
(Praj7a 16.50 VỊ Pa 329)
Jaina Pāribhāșika Sabdakosa Lokadharma Public morals—Mundane law; the customs and conventions prevalent in village, city etc., E.g.mores of honestly earning, mutual co-operation, means employed for the protection of the public interest and so on. grāma-nagara-rāştra-kula-jāti-yugādināmācāro vyavasthā vā lokadharmaḥ. grāmādişu janānāmaucityenia vittārjanavyayavivāhabhojyādiprathānām pārasparikasahayogādervā ācaranamācārah. tesẵn ca litasamraksanārtham pray1ujiyamānã upāyāḥ vyavasthā....... lokadharmah-laukiko vyavahāra ityucyate.
(Jaisidi 8.14 Vr) lokadharmo deśakālādibhih parivartaniyasvaripah vargaviseşairvibhedamāpannaśca.dharmastu ātmodayakārakalı, aparivartaniyasvarūpah sarvasādhāranaśca ityanayorbhedah.
(Jaisidi 8.13 Vr)
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Loka Cosmos (universe)-That which is possessed of the five Astikāyas (extended substances); or that part of the space wherein the six substances viz., Dharma (medium of motion), Adharma (medium of rest), Akasa (space), Kāla (time), Pudgala (material cluster) and Jiva (soul) exist. ....pamcatthikāyā, esaņam evatie loetti pavu-ccai..... (Bhaga 13.55) dhammo ahammo āgāsam, kālo puggalajamtavo. esa logo tti panna-tto,......
(U 28.7) şaddravyātmako lokaḥ.
(Jaisidi 1.8)
Loka
Lokapāla Universal guards-A kind of Kalpopapanna Deva (Empyrean gods with hierarchy); the gods, appointed by the Indra (the king of the gods) to bear the responsibility of the universal guards. lokapālā āraksikārthacarasthāniyāḥ.
(TaBhā 4.4) Lokabindusāra Name of the fourteenth Pūrva (canonical work of earlier lore); it contains the description of the Labdhies such as) Sarvakşarasannipāta etc. and it is par excellence in the Loka (cosmos) or Srutaloka (the world of knowledge) like the dot of the nasal sound which is placed at the top. coddasamam logabimdusāram, tam ca imammi loe sutaloe vā bimdumiva akkharassa savvuttamam savvakkharasamnivātapadhitattanato logabimdusāram, tassa padaparimāņam addhaterasa padakodio.
(NandiCū 104 p. 76)
Loka Anupreksā Contemplation on (nature of) the cosmos-The eleventh Anuprekṣā (4) (contemplative meditation); Repeated reflection or exercise (i.e., practice) of the contemplation on the Loka (cosmos) possessed of varied transformation, which is undertaken for the enrichment (rectification) of the knowledge of Tattvas (categories of truth). pañcāstikāyātmakam vividhapariņāmamutpattisthityanyatānugrahapralayayuktam lokam citrasvabhāvamanucintayet. evam hyasya cintayatastattvajñānavisuddhirbhavatiti lokänuprekşā.
(TaBhā 9.7)
Lokavipaśyi One who undertakes the practice of sarira-prekşā, i.e., perception of the body (which is one of the methods of Preksādhyāna (perceptive meditation) lokah-sarīram. tasya vipasyi lokavipasyi.
(ABhā 2.125)
