Sthaviravali

Author(s): Ratnaprabhvijay
Publisher: Jain Granth Prakashak Sabha

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Asivisha labdhi, on account of the mental impression left during their previous life. Although fully-developed gods, at times, utter curses on others, still, that condition is not designated as a labdhi, because such a state is an ordinary occurrence during that life and a labdhi is a natural attainment obtained by the acquisition of a particular quality.
Poisonous animals produced by arfa Jati, Birth. They are 1, qf Vrischika, Scorpions, 2. aug Mandüka Frogs. 3. f Sarpa Snakes, and 4 5 Manushya, Human beings. The intensity of their poisons varies proportionately. The intensity of the poison of a frog is greater than that of a scorpion, that of a snake is greater than that of a frog, and the intensity of the pison of a human being is greater then that of a snake.
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अरहंत
12. Kevallya Labdhi fuafo 13 Ganaharina nazife Ganadhara Labdhi nafsu 14 Puvvadhara पुन्धरा Purvadhara Labdhi पूर्वधरलब्धि 15 Arahanta Arahanta Labdhi 16. Cakkavatti चक्कपट्टी Cakravarti Labdhi afas for 17. Baladeva बलदेवा Baladeva Labdhi बलदेवलब्धि and 18. Vasudeva बासुदेवा Vasudeva Labdhi argaafs are the labdhis acquired respectively by a Kévalin, a Ganadhara, a Pürva-dhara ( wellversed in the fourteen Purvas) an Arahanta, a Cakravartin, a Baladéva or by a Vasudèva.
asava
19. Khira-mahu-sappl खीर-महु-मप्पि आसब Kshira-madhu-sarpirasrava Labdhi rag aft¶sfouT Under the influence of this labdhi, the speech of the person possessing it, appears as sweet as the taste of milk, of sweetmeat or of butter.
The milk used for this purpose is obtained as follows:
The milk of one hundred thousand cows, from a Cakravartin's cow-pan, fed on white sugar-cane, is given to his fifty