Studies in Jaina Philosophy

Author(s): Nathmal Tatia
Publisher: Jain Cultural Research Society

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SANSKRIT, PRĀKRIT AND PĀLI WORDS
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prāņa (breath), 229. prāņāyāma (breath-control). 286, 290,
301. prārabdha (in course of fruition;
fructifying) karman, 152, 153, 260. prasarkhyāna, xxii. praśāntavāhitā, 303, prasupta (dormant). 260. Pratibhā, nature of xviii-xix. pratibha (grasp), 33, 34. pratipatti (continued cognition), 42. prati pracchanā (critical enquiry),
283 pratipyccha-vyākaraniya (to be ex
plained by putting another ques
tion), 8. pratisthā (fixing), 42. pratit yasamutpăda (dependent ori.
gination), 126, 201. pratitya-samutpanna (causally deter
mined), 130. pratyahāra (withdrawal), 287, 290,
301. pratyākhyānāvarana, 234, illustra
ted 234n, 237, 239n, 274. pratyaksa (perceptual cognition),
110, Tion. pratyakşa-jñāna (direct knowledge),
28, 30, 32, proper 62, 67. pratyāvartanată (repeated determi
nation), 42. pratyaya-sarga (psychical creation),
93, 93n. pravyttacakra, 296. pravrttacakra yogin, 304. pravytti (volitional activity; merits
and demerits born of volitional
activity), TOI, 102, 107. pravytti, 297. pravytti (practice), 294, 297, 301. prāyaścitta (expiation), ninefold 264. prayogya, meaning of 270n. prekşana (prolonged vision), 71. preta (devils), 112. preyas (covetable), 6. priti (love), 294 prthagiana, xxii. -citta, 296. pythaktva-vitarka-savicāra, described
monistic Saivism 143, 154, 155,
269. rajas, 90, 92, 93, 229. rasa, 235n. rasabhāga (unit of intensity), 236,
236n, 237. rasaghāta, 272, 278. vaudyadhyāna, 281n. yddhi (extraordinary powers), 68. rjumati, 66, 68. rjusutra (analytic standpoint), 8o. rodha-takti (power of obscuration),
139n, 140. Rta, conception of 5. ruci (predilection), ājña , nisarga
sutra-, and avagādha- 283n. ruk (mental disturbance), 296, 301. rūpa (material form; body), II, 13,
25, 126, 127, 222, 226, 230. ruba (form), 25, 26, 248n.. rūpa (coloured shape), 35. rūpastha, 288, described 289, 290. rūpātita, 288, described 289, 290. rūpāvacara, defined 248. —bhūmi,
249, 250. śabdadvaita (verbal monism), 202. śābda-jñāna (verbal cognition), 60. sadasat-khyāti, 99. sadāśiva, defined 140, 142, 303. sadayatana (the six sense-organs),
126, 127. saddysti, 301. sādhu (ascetic), 264, 265. sādika (having beginning), 48, 51. sadvedya (what causes pleasant feel
ing), 233, 256. sāgaro pama, 236, 236, 270n. sahaja (natural). 141. sahetuka (determined by conditions),
247 sahopalambhaniyama (necessity of
being known together) 209. sahu (saint), 145. sai (smyti, memory), 32. śaiksa (ascetic student). 264. sakadā gāmin (once-returner), 249. sakala, defined 140, 142. sā kāra (determinate), 70, 71. säksara, 58. Śakti (energy: power), 126, 141, 221. sakti-daridra (devoid of powers), 143. sālambana, 294n. saleśya (accompanied with colora
tion), 253 samadhi (meditation ; ecstasy), xxii,
17, 106, 107, III, 152, 153, 161,
200, 262n, 296, 301. --yoga, xxii. samädhi-prayatnoparjita (acquired
through effort), 141. samanojña (associate), 264. sāmānya (general feature ; universal),
38, 164. samarasibhāva, 287. samarthyayoga, defined 300. samatā (absolute sameness), 134. samatā (a stage of yoga), 297, 299.
292.
pudgala-nairātmya (the unreality of
the individual ego), 134 pudgala parävarta, defined 298n. punya (virtuous) karman, 235, 245. punya-karmāśaya, 244. Purusa (Absolute), 114, 297. purusa (self), 83, 84, 84, 85, 86,
87, 88, 89, 97, TOO, 152, 155, 156, 157, 158, 159, 160, 161, 222, 226,
229, 230, 251, 297. Puruşădvaita (monism of Purusa),
202. purvakoti (a big number), 279. purvasevā, 298. råga (attachment), 89, 90, 94, IOI.
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