Book Title: Microcosmology Atom in Jain Philosophy and Modern Science
Author(s): Jethalal S Zaveri, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
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Microcosmology : Atom
kāla-saṁkh yã (quantitative
difference of time), 122 kālataḥ (timewise; one of the
four aspects by which any object or event is described in Jain
Philosophy), 110 kärana (cause) 123 karma-bandha (union of
kārmic matter with
soul), 92 karma-pudgala (kārmic mat
ter; kārmaņa group of
matter), 102, 108, 109, karma or kārmaņa sarira
the psycho-physical force in the form of micro-body which is the appendage of all souls in worldly states)
78, 117, 177 karma or kārmana vargaņā
(subtlemost group of material aggregates also known as kārmic
matter) 78, 117, 176 kārmiki or karmajā buddhi
(one of the four types of intellect acquired by practical experience rather than theoretical
learning), 182 kāryalinga (cognizable by
infe-rence through the effe-cts of collective
actions), 123 kathora (hard), 191
kathoratva (hardness; one of
the eight types of sense
data of touch), 162 kevalajñāni/kevali (omnis
cient; kevalajñāna means omniscience),
121, 191 khanda (division by break
ing),92 kriyā (motion), 99, 128, 169, 172 kri yāvān (incessantly active),
94, 124, 172 kri yā vatva (quality of being
active), 174 krs narā yi/krsna rājil
krsnarātil krsnarāsī (black hole in Jain
astrophysics), 162 kşetrataḥ (spacewise; one of
the four aspects by which any object or event is described in Jain Philosophy; see also dra vyataḥ, kālataḥ, bhāvataḥ),
110 kşetra para māņu (space
point; the ultimate indivisible unit of space),
122 kşetra-samkhyā (quantitative
difference of space),
122 laghu (light) 160, 191, 192 laghutva, (lightness; one of
the eight types of sense
data of touch), 127 laksana (characteristic quali
ties), 87, 121 lokākāśa or loka (cosmic
space; cosmos; in
