Terminology of Jainism

Author(s): Dinesh Vora
Publisher: Dinesh Vora

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Gnaana chakshu Gnaana chetnaa
Gnaana ninhava Gnaana panchami Gnaana paryaaya
Gnaana samaya
Gnaana sanjna Gnaana swaroopa Gnaanaachar
Gnaanaakar
Gnaanachetnaa
Gnaanadaana
Gnaanatishaya
Gnaanavarana
Gnaanavaraniya
Gnaanavaraniya karma
Gnaanayoga
Gnaanedriya
Gnaani
Manahparyaya or direct knowledge of the thought of others without the help of the sense organs and the mind, but within some limit of space and time;
Kevala or knowledge which completely reveals, without any limitation of space and time, the truth about all things in the universe, corporeal as well as non-corporeal, with all their attributes and modifications, past, present, and future. Omniscience
cognitive consciousness
Concealment of knowledge
Cremony of Scriptural Fifth; Sruta panchmi
Instinctive true knowledge
System of knowledge
Knowledge instinct
Embodiment of knowledge; Of the form of knowledge
Right practice of right knowledge
Power of soul; Super consciousness
Cognitional consciousness
Transmission or donation of knowledge
Ten excellencies of omniscience lord Arihant
Obscuring karma of knowledge
A ghati karma that obstructs the capacity of soul to know things in their purest forms
Knowledge-obscuring karma
Relgious knowledge which can give one the salvation Congnitive sense; Sankhya categories of senses
Enlightened person; Person possessing right knowledge; Kower
TERMINOLOGY OF JAINISM BY DINESH VORA
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