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(pain as well as pleasure; pain at time of affliction caused by Mohaniya Karma and pleasure caused by Mobaniya Karma.) or to Mithya-darsana salya (a thorn in the form of conviction in a wrong belief.)
Śramaņa Bhagavān Mahavira did not have any of these evil thoughts with regard to dravya, kşetra, kāla, and bhāva
119. Except in the rainy season, the Venerable Onė, stayed for one night in villages, and for five nights in towns during the eight months of grisma (summer) and hémanta (winter). He was impartial to a väsih (a small hatchet used by carpenters) and to candana (a piece of sandal wood) cut by it; Impartial to a blade of grass and jewels, and to a lump of earth and gold; indifferent to pleasure and pain; attached neither to this world nor to the next (future); free from denire for this file or for death; arrived near the other shore of the Samsāra; and he was exerting himself for the destruction of his Karma-Satrus (enemies in the form of evil Karmas). In this meaner, the Venerable One was daily moving about.
From the day of his Diksā, to the day of his attainment of Kévala Joana, the worshipful did severe penance-The following Table gives detalls --
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