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Jaina Pāribhāṣika Sabdakosa promote the mundane behaviour (relations). laukikah-apāramārthika upakāraḥ.
(Jaisidi 9.21) See-Lokottara Upakāra.
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(U 23.26 SãVr Pa 502) vakrajadah-sathatvamugdhatvadharmadvayayuktāh keciccaramatirthakarasādhavah.
(PrasāV? Pa 183) See-Rjujada.
Laukikadharma
(DaNi 38)
See-Lokadharma.
Laukika Vyavasāya Mundane convictions and rituals-The convictions and rituals made on the basis of the popular beliefs of people. (Sthā 3.396) See-Vyavasāya.
Vakrasamācāra 1. Hypocrite (ascetic)—That person, who, in spite of renouncing the household life, indulges in unrestraintful activities (i.e. mundane affairs), and is prone to worldly life. 2. That person, who is inclined towards Samsāra (labyrinth of transmigration in mundane existence). 'vamkasamāyāre'....asamyamam samācarati..... āgamaparibhāṣāyām rjuh-samyamo mokso vā, vakraḥ-asamyamaḥ samsāro vā. (ABhā 1.98)
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Vamsā Name of the second (infernal) earth of the Adholoka (lower cosmos). See-Anjanā.
Vacanaasamyama Lack of restraint over speech-To indulge in vicious activity of speech. manovākkāyānāmasamamāsteṣāmakusalāmudiraņāni.
(Sama 17.1 Vr Pa 32)
Vamśīpatrikā A type of yoni (uterus); the yoni which has the shape of the leaves of the bamboo-grove; mother of common man is possessed of such yoni (uterus). vamsivattitānam joni pihajjanassa. vamsajālyāḥ patrakamiva yā sā vamsipatrikā.
(Sthā 3.103 VPa 116) See-Kūrmonnatā, Samkhāvarttā.
Vacanaasamvara Indulging in such vocal activity which causes the attraction of Karma.
(Sthā 10.11)
Vaktavyatā The description of a single topic, interpretation of the accepted (decided) meaning in one narrative. ajjhayaņāisu suttapagāreņa suttavibhāgena vā icchā parūvijjamti sā vattavvatā bhavati.
(Anu 100 Cū p. 85)
Vacanadanda To employ the speech in inauspicious (evil) activity: to indulge in sinful speech. vaidamdo sāvajjā bhāsā. (ĀvaCu 2 p. 77) Vacanaduspranidhāna Concentration of speech in evil-That state of speech, in which concentration of speech is on telling lie.
(Stha 3.99) See-Manoduṣpranidhāna.
Vakrajada That ascetic (Muni), who is croocked by nature, but at the same time not amaneble to even common sense understanding; it would be very difficult to explain the true spirit of the basic truths of religion to such person. 'vakkajada ya'tti, vakrāśca vakrabodhatayājadāśca tata eva svakānekakuvikalpato vivaksitārthapratipattyakşamatayā vakrajadāḥ.
Vacananirvisa A type of Auşadhi Ķddhi (supernatural power quâ healing through touch etc.). 1. By dint of this supernatural power, the food which is bitter or poisoned gets transformed into sweet food or food free from poison, by the effect of mere utterences of the ascetic equipped with this Rddhi (2) 2. By dint of this supernatural power, the Jiva (living being), afflicted with many diseases,
