Jainism Precepts and Practice

Author(s): Puranchand Nahar, Krishnakant Ghosh
Publisher: Caxton Publications

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THE DOCTRINE OF SYADVAD., qualities or attributes which exist in such peculiar combination. What the thing or substance is apart from these modes or modifications, we don't know except this that it is a principle which manifests itself in and through these attributes linking them together and constituting what we call the knowledge of the object Therefore we may well say that so long these qualities are intact and exist in such peculiar and particular combination the object is there
FORM II समानाखाव समिति पघुदास कल्पना बिमानेन fraint
h as fita atera zie May be, partly or in a certain sense the jar does not exist.
In the previous form we have taken the jar as a self-subsisting, self-complete reality The Second
Form-Some as if subsisting in and by itself and possessing how, thething different attributes which go together in exist making up the knowledge of the object. We thought of the jar as an individual independent object as it were amidst innumerable objects of the same kind in the neighbourhood In short, we took it in the light of a self-identical unit But this is only a
does not
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