Book Title: Study of Jainism
Author(s): T G Kalghatgi
Publisher: Prakrit Bharti Academy

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________________ 220 Study of Jainism Dravyarthikanaya : The point of view from the substance, Dharmadravya : The principle of motion. This is considered to be substance. Dharana : Retention : It is also condition of recall. It is an element in the perceptual process. Dhrauvya : It refers to the permanence of a thing. According to Jainas permanence and change are equally real, Nikacita : It is the process of the operation and the movement towards the exhaustion of karma. In this stage, the four states of udvartana, apavartana, samkramana and udirana are absent. Nidhatta : In this state, there is neither rise nor transformation of the karmic process. But there is the possibility of the increase or decrease of the intensity of karmic state. Nirjara : It is the tattva, the fundamental principle, which explains the possibility or removing the accumulated karma by the self-control and ascetic practices. Nirvana : Freedom from the imperfections of life. Niscaya-naya : The Noumenal point of view. No-indriya : It is quasi-sense-organ. Mind is a quasisense organ. Pramada : Negligence. Papa : Sin. Punya : Merit. Jain Education International For Private & Personal Use Only www.jainelibrary.org

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