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________________ which consists in deliberately doing one thing with some other ulterior motive behind. It is a kind of intrigue which for its intricacy is usually compared to the bambooknot. (c-ii) Maya Apratyakshyan-means the crookedness of the mind like that of the antelope's horns which can be straightened with difficulty. (c-iii) Maya Pratyakshyan-refers to that crookedness of the mind which can well be compared to the zigzag course that the current of water takes subsequent to its springing from a fountain-head. (c-iv) Mâyâ Sanjvalan—is that attitude of mind which moves in curves that can only be stretched into straightness like the shavings of wood that are flattened by a slight pressure. Lobha or Greed is the attitude of mind which makes one cleave to things worldly with a peculiar tenacity as if these were a part and parcel of its own. 404
SR No.011043
Book TitleEncyclopaedia Of Jainism
Original Sutra AuthorN/A
AuthorP C Nahar, K C Ghosh
PublisherSatguru Publications
Publication Year1996
Total Pages848
LanguageEnglish
ClassificationBook_English
File Size13 MB
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