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Jaina Paribhäsika Sabdakosa
1. Concentration of mind. samadhisca subhacittaikāgrata. (UsaVṛ Pa 296) 2. A type of Yogasangraha: psychical healthiness, serenity of psyche. samadhiśca-cetah svasthyam.
(Sama 32.1.2 Vr Pa 55) 3. Consciousness of equanimity born due to the cessation of attachment etc.. samādhih-samatā sāmānyato rāgādyabhāva ityarthaḥ. (Stha 10.13 Vr Pa 448)
Samādhivīrya
That (spiritual) energy, which can solve the problems of body, speech and mind;
it serves as the means to emergence of Kevalajñāna (omniscience) or reincarnation in the Sarvärthasiddhi (the highest category of Empyrean gods).
samāhiviriyam ṇāma-maṇādīṇam erisam maṇādisamahaṇamuppajjati jena kevalamuppadeti savvatthasiddhidevattam va nivvatteti.
(NiBlu 47 Cu)
Samarambha
Striking with the fist etc., which is the means of torturing.
taḥ.
samarambha-paritäpakaro mustyadyabhigh(U 24.21 Savṛ Pa 519)
Samaropa
Hallucination-The illusive mental experience of an object which is not in real like that. atasmimstadadhyavasayah samaropaḥ,
(Pranata 1.8)
Samită Parişad
A type of the council of Indra (the king of the gods);
the first council of Indra, which is his internal council and the members of this council attend the meeting only on special invitation of the Indra, despite the purpose. abbhimtarita samitā. (Stha 3.143) prayojaneṣvapyähätä evägacchanti så abhyantara pariṣad. (SthaVr Pa 122) See-Jätä Pariṣad, Canda Pariṣad.
Samiti
Comportment-That activity, which is in consonance with the ascetic conduct;
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it becomes right by abstaining from the printipata (injuring or killing a living being) etc... caritranukala pravṛttiḥ samitiḥ. (Jaisidi 6.12 Vṛ) parapranipiḍähärecchaya samyagayanam sami(TaVa9.2)
tiḥ.
Samucita Sakti
The causal efficiency to generate an immediate effect; for instance, the efficiency in milk to produce ghee. asannakäryayogyatväcchaktiḥ samucitā parā. (Drata 2.6) kim ca dugdhadibhāvena proktā lokasukhapradā.. (Drata 2.7)
Samucchinnakriya Anivṛtti
See-Samucchinnakriya Apratipāti.
Samucchinnakriya Apratipäti
The fourth step in the four-stepped Sukla Dhyana (pure meditation);
in this step, even the subtle activities get ceased: it is characterized by infalliability.
samucchinnä kriyä käyikyädikä sailesīkaraṇaniruddhayogatvena yasmimstattatha apratipăti anuparatasvabhāvam. (Bhaga 25.609 Vr)
(Aupa 69)
Samutthanasruta
A kind of Kalika Śruta (a category of Agama (2) (canonical work) which can be studied only in the first and last quarter of day and night); by recital of which. (the devastated) village, town etc. get resettled.
se ceva samane....tuṭṭhe samāne pasanne pasannalesse uvautte samuṭṭhāṇasutam pariyaṭṭei ekkam do tinni va vare tähe se game vä jäva räyahāṇīvā āvāseti. Samuvaṭṭhāṇasuye tti vattavve vagaralovato samutthanasuye tti bhanitam. (Nandi 78 Ci p. 60)
Samudghata
Expansion of soul-units (atmapradesas) outside the body-Projection, in the diverse directions of the Pradesas (the indivisible units) of the soul, completely engrossed in the experience of distress and the like, either automatically or brought about by an effort (of the soul). vedanadibhirekibhävenätmapradesänäm tata itaḥ praksepanam samudghataḥ. (Jaisidi 7.29)
