Book Title: Notion of Growth
Author(s): Hermann Kuhn
Publisher: Crosswind Publishing Germany

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________________ 138 Hermann Kuhn Sutras (29) Omniscience (kevala jnana) perceives all elements and all their manifestations simultaneously. (30) One up to four channels of knowledge can be active si multaneously. (31) - Sense-perception (mati) - knowledge from external sources (sruti) and - clairvoyance (avadhi) can also produce error. (32) Someone trapped in error does not discriminate be tween the real and the unreal. Like a lunatic he assigns meaning to objects and events that is subjected to his constantly changing moods. (33) Knowledge from partial sights (naya) is gained in seven steps: 1-outlining an indistinct experience (naigama) 2 - recognizing the interconnected whole behind the experience (sangraha) 3 - identifying its functional elements (vyavahara); 4 - asserting what really manifests in the present (rju sutra) 5 - deepening the insight by verbally describing it (sabda) 6 -condensing this conscious insight into one clear image (samabhirudha) 7 - integrating this one clear image into our con sciousness (evambhuta). Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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