Navtattva Prakaran

Author(s): Shriprakash Pandey
Publisher: Parshvanatha Vidyapith

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Navatattva Prakarana : 3
Jñana (knowledge), darśana (intution), cāritra (conduct), tapa (austerity) and upayoga (cognitive operations) these are the defining characteristics of jīva (soul). (5) आहारसरीरिंदिय, पज्जत्ती आणपाणभासमणे। चउ पंच पंच छप्पिय, इगविगलाऽसनिसन्त्रीणं ।।६।। ahārasarīrimdiya pujjatti ānapānabhāsamune cau pariica panca chappiya igavigalā' sannisuinninan. [6] आहारशरीरेन्द्रिय-पर्याप्तय आनप्राणभाषामनांसि। चतस्रः पञ्च पञ्च षडपि, चैकविकलाऽसंज्ञिसंज्ञिनाम् ।।६।। Ahāra (food), sarira (body), indriya (senses), svasochvasa (inhalation and exhalation), bhāsā (language) and mana (mind) these are six paryaptis (bodily capacities of jīva). Ekendriya (one sensed), vikalendriya (having two three or four sences), cuscinjri and scunjm pancendriya jīva (irrational and rational five sensed soul) possesses four, five, five and six bodily capacities respectively. (6) पणिंदिअ त्ति बलूसा-साऊ-दस पाण चउ छ सग अट्ठ। इग-दु-ति-चरिंदीणं, असत्रि-सत्रीण नव दसय।।७।। panindia tti balüsā-sāü-dasa pāņa cau chha saga attha ig-du-ti-caurindinam asanni-sanmina nava dasaya. [7] पंचेन्द्रिय त्रिबलोच्छ्वासायूंषि दश प्राणाश्चत्वारः षट् सप्ताष्टौ। एकद्वित्रिचतुरिन्द्रियाणा-मसंज्ञिसंज्ञिनां नव दश च ।।७।। Pancendriya (five senseed), tina bala (power of mind, body and speech) svāśochvāsa (inhalation an exhalation and āyusya (age) these are daśa prāņa (ten vital organs). Ekendriya (one sensed); dvindriya (two sensed), trindriya (three sensed), and caturendriya (four sensed) Jiva (soul) possesses four, six, seven and eight prāņa (vital organs) respectively. Only sanjni and (isanjni pancendriya (rational and irrational five sensed) possesses nine and ten prana (vital organs).