Studies in Jaina Philosophy

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

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samatva (equanimity), 289. samavaya (inherence), 163. samaya (time-point), 63. samayika (desisting from harmful activities), 264.
sambhava (probability), 34.
50,
samhanana (physical structure), 292. sumiti (regulation of activities; selfregulation), fivefold 263, 264. sumiña (cognitional activity), nature and types of, 53-5. samjñākṣara, 49. samjñin (discursive or cognitive or scriptural), 48.
samjni-śruta, three ways of the consideration of 50, 53. samjualana (effective only occasionally), 234, illustrated 234n, 237, 274. samkhyeya (countable), 42. samkramana (process of transformation), 254, 255, 256, 260. samma-ajiva (proper means of livelihood), 16.
samma-diṭṭhi (right view), 16. samma-kammanta (proper action), samma-samadhi (proper meditation),
samma-samkappa (right resolution),
16.
summa-sati (mindfulness in the right way), 16.
samma-vācā (proper words), 16. samma-vāyāma (proper exertion), 16. sammürchanaja (gross-bodied beings born without sex relation), 54sämparayika (affecting), 252. samprajñāta samadhi, 295. samsara (worldly life; metempsychosis), 102, 103, III, 128, 135, 136, 154.
samsaya (doubt), differentiated from iha 41, 110, 11on, mithyadarsana, defined 145. samsayika (sceptic) mithyadarśana, defined 145.
16.
16.
INDEX IV
samskära (trace), 43, 44, IOI. samskära (coefficients of consciousness; predispositions), 11, 16, 126, 127, 128.
samsṛṣṭa (related), 123. samudghata, 280, 280n.
samvara (spiritual discipline), 150. samvara (stoppage of karmic inflow), 263, 264.
sumvega (fear), 266. samurti, function of 128.
samurti satya (empirical truth), 128. samuyavahara-pratyakṣa (empirically direct and immediate), 28, 30,
34.
samyagdarśana (right attitude; predilection for truth; enlightenment; spiritual vision), xxii, 146, 147, meaning of 148, nature of 149,
151, 155, 266, 267, 268, first awakening of 269-73. samyagdṛṣṭi, 54, 256, 300. samyag-jñana (right knowledge), 27, 146, 147, 148, 149, 151, 161, 165, 266.
samyag-mithya-dṛṣṭi (third gunasthana), described 277. samyag-mithyatva (right-cum-wrong belief), 256, explained 256n. samyak (right), 48, 147, 149, 151. samyakcaritra (right conduct), 146, 147, 149, 151, 153, 166. samyak-śruta (right scripture), 50. samyktua, 50, 80, 144, 146, distinguished from śruta 148, love of truth 239, 241, 256, explained 256n, first dawn of 273. samyaktva-vedaniya, 233. samyama (restraint and discipline).
150.
sañcita (stored), 260.
sangha (community), fourfold 264. sanghata (conglomeration), 117. sangraha (synthetic standpoint), 80. sanjñā (perception), II, 16, 128. (Also spelled samjñā). sanjña (recognition), 34sankhara, 10, II, 14. See samskäru (coefficients of consciousness). sanklesa (afflictions) 131, 132, 133. sanmatradarsanam (intuitional cog
nition of pure existence), 39. sanna (recognition), 32. sanna (instincts), 52. See samjñā. sañña (perception; knowing), 11, 14, 247. See sañjñā (perception). Santa (quiet), 296. santirana (investigating
ness), 249.
conscious
saparyavasita (having end), 48, 51. saptabhangi (sevenfold predication),
29.
sarga (creation), 93, nine types of
930.
śarira-naman, 234. śarirastha, 290n. sarva-ghatin (completely obscuring) karman, 239, 240.
sarvakartṛtva (omnipotence), 138. sarvavirati-caritra (capacity for full renunciation), 241.
sasana (teaching), 17. sassatavada, 9.
Sastra (scriptures), 218. sastrayoga, defined 300. säsvadana-samyagdrsti (second guna
sthana), described 276-7. śāśvatavada (eternalism), 10, 22. sat, 4, 228.
sätavedaniya, see sadvedya. satkaryavāda (theory which affirms. the pre-existence of the effect in the cause), 158. satta (existence), 73, 164.