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Soul Science : Samayasāra by Jain Ācārya Kundakunda
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Samayapāhuda: One of the names of the scripture Samayasāra. See also Samayasāra.
Samayaprabhịta: One of the names of the scripture Samayasāra. See also Samayasāra.
Samayasāra: One of the names of the original scripture (written by Ācārya Kundakunda in Praksta language) of this book; Pure soul; Essential nature of soul; Eternal essential nature of the soul-substance; Soul in its essence.
Sampradāna Kāraka: See Kāraka.
Samyag Darśana: (Also known as SamyakDarśana, Samkita, Samyaktva) Right belief; One of the three gems of the path of liberation.
SamyagDsști: One with right belief.
S.imyagjñāna: (Also known as SamyakJñāna) Right knowledge; One of the three gems of the path of liberation. Samyag Căritra: (Or SamyakCāritra) Right conduct; One of the three gems of the path of liberation.
Samyaktva: See Samyag Darśana.
Samyama: Self restraint; Abstinence; Care and protection of living beings; Control over senses.
Samhanana: Skeletal structure. Samjñā: One of 14 subjects of investigation (MārgaņāSthāna) to describe living beings.
Samklesa-Sthāna: Intense Kaşāya leads to heavy soiling of the soul. This characteristic is known as Samkleśa-Sthāna.
Samsthāna: Bodily configuration.
Samvara: Stopping of Kärmika influx.
Samyama-Labdhi-Sthāna: Samyama means restraint in consumption and sensual pleasures and activities that disturb the self and others. Labdhi means gain. Sthāna means place or position. Samyama-Labdhi-Sthāna indicates the level of the development of spiritual conduct or self restraint.
Sayogi Kevali: Arahanta; An omniscient soul with physical body.
Sādhu: Saint or saint-like person.
Siddha: A liberated soul; An omniscient soul without physical body.
