Reality English Translation of Sarvarthasiddhi

Author(s): S A Jain
Publisher: Jwalamalini Trust Chennai

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INDEX
Niksepa, see installation, 8-9 Nihnava (concealment of knowledge),
175 Nirdesa (description), 11 Nirgrantha (a saint without material
possessions), 277 Nirjarā (dissociation of karmas), 7,
234, 245, 247-248 Nirvikalda jñānas indeterminate know
ledge), 23-24 Niscayanaya (the real or essential
point of view), 54-55, 137-138 Nissila vratatva (non-observance of
minor vows and vows), 182 Nityam (permanence), 156-158 Noāgaina bhāva niksepa, 9 Noindriya (quasi-sense), 22 Nokarma (quasi-karmic matter), 54-57 Nokaşāya (quasi-passion), 224 Non-existence, 40-41, 131, 267 Non-identity, 40-41 Non-injury, 207, 249 Non-soul (ajiva) categories, 6-8, 128 Non-universe, 138 Nucleus, 72-74 Nyāsa (installation) by name, re
presentation, substance and actual state, 8-9
Obscuring karmas, 221-222 Obstructive karmas, 229-230 Ocean, see middle world, 141, 280 Omniscience, 16, 38; manifestation of,
241, 280 Omniscient, 257, 275, 277, 279 Origination, 155-156
Paryāya (mode), 162–163 Paryāyārthika (relating to modifica
tions), 10, 42 Paryāyārthika Maya (standpoint of
modes), 42 Passionless saints, 277; their differentia
tion, 278-279 Passions (kaşayas), 53, 169-170, 172
174, 179-180, 217 Path to liberation, 2; of stoppage,
241-261 Papa (demerit), 7, 168–169 Pārināmikabhāva (inherent nature),
54-55 Perception, 56 Perception-obscuring (darśanavarana),
see karma Permanence, 155-156 Physical sense, 64 Pota (unumbilical birth without any
sac or shell covering), 74 Prabhāvanā (propagation of the teach
ings of Jina), 185-186 Pradeśa (space-point). 134 Pradeśa bandha (space-bondage), 218–
219, 234-236 Prakrti bandha (type bondage), 219
230 Pramāda (negligence or carelessness),
215-217 Pramāņa (valid knowledge), 10, 17-20 Pramaita satyata (the ascetic of the
sixth spiritual stage), 80–81 Pramatta yoga (passionate vibrations),
196-199 Pramoda (joy), 195 Prathamo pasama samyaktva, see belief Pratikramana (repentance), 263-264 Pratisevanā (transgression), 278 Pratyabhijñāna (recognition), 156-157 Pratyaksa (direct knowledge), 19-21 Pratyākhyāna, see passion, 221, 225 Pravacana (the scriptures), 184-186 Pravacana vatsalatvam (affection for
the congregation of saints), 184-186 Prāna (vitality or life-principle), 62-63,
146; (breath of life), 146 Prayascitta (expiation), 263-264 Prthaktva vitarka vicāra (pure concen'tration of separate scriptural shift
ing), 271-275 Prthivi (earth creature), 62 Psychical attention (upayoga), 55 Psychical sense, 64-65 Pudgala (matter). 128-130, 132, 136
138, 139, 144 Pulāka (the shrivelled monk), 150-153 Pustiveda (masculine sex), 82-83 Punya (merit), 7, 168-169, 236 Pure concentration, 271-275
Padārtha (category), 7 Pain, 176-177 Palya, 105-106 Palyopama (vyavahāra, uddhāra and
addhā), 105-106 Paramānu (an indivisible particle),
135, 139 Parigraha, (attachment), 180, 199 Parihāra (expulsion), 263-264 Parihāravisuddhi (conduct of pure
and absolute non-injury), 261--262 Pariņāna (change or modification)
166 Parināma (thought-activity), 167-168 Parivartana (cycle of wanderings),
56-60 Parisaha (afflictions), 250-260 Pariiānanta (one kind of infinite), 136 Paroksa (indirect knowledge), 19 Parvata (mountain chain), 91-92 Paryāpta (attained completion), 11 Paryāpti (completion or development),
11-12, 228-229