Jaina Paribhashik Shabdakosh

SR No.: 016117
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Vishrutvibhashreeji, Mahendramuni
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati
Publication Year: 2009
Total Pages: 414
Language: English
Classification: Dictionary & Dictionary
File Size: 12 MB

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ped with a Labdhi, (supematural power), by dint of which he is able to perform superhuman locomotion in a miraculous way like going away and coming back (several Yojanas (1Yojana-7.88 miles) per day)) and also fly in air. caraṇa-gamanamatiśayavadākāśe eṣāmastīti (Bhaga 20.79 Vr)
caraṇaḥ.
See-Janghácaraṇa.
Caraṇa (Rddhi)
A type of Rddhi (2) (supematual power). See Carana.
Căritra
Self-restraint (Samyama-observance of asce tic conduct)
1. Check the Karma-abstinence from the causes of influx of Karma. karmādānakāraṇanivrttiścäritram. (TaVa1.7) ......carittena niginha......... (U 28.35) 2. The Yoga (2) (activities of mind, speech and body) which is free from sin;
it results in Nirjarā (shedding Karma)—the collection of Karma gradually becomes empty. ......eyam cayarittakaram, cärittam hoi dhiyam.. (U 28.33)
Caritra Ātmā
A state (or mode) of the soul, resulting from the cessation of sinful Yoga (2) (activities of mind, speech and body) and performance of Yoga (2) free from sin.
căritrātmā viratänä.......
(Bhaga 12.200 Vr)
Caritrakaṣāyakusila
A sub-type of Kaṣāyakusila Nirgrantha (3): That ascetic (Muni), who by indulging in anger, conceit etc. even in the relation to Caritra (ascetic conduct) or by exercising imprecation etc. out of Kaşaya (passions), violates his Caritra (observance of ascetic conduct). See-Jüänakaşayakusila.
Caritrapratişevanäkusila
A sub-category of Pratisevanākusila Nirgrantha (3):
that ascetic (Muni), who, for eaming livelihood. indulges in the occult sciences such as kautuka (ask people to perform bathing etc. for getting progeny), batikarma (to use ash etc. for protection of house and the like). Praśnaprasna (to solve
Jaina Päriblasika Sabdakosa
problems, on being asked or without being asked, through occult science), Nimitta (astrology), kalkakuruki (witchcraft), Laksana (science of interpretation of the marks on the body), Vidya (occult sciences) and Mantra. See-Jidnapratiṣevaṇākušila.
Caritradharma
The ascetic mode of life, which is in the form of cessation of sinful Yoga (2) (activities of mind, speech and body) and performance of Yoga (2) free from sin.
asuhado viņivitti, suhe pavitti ya jana cärittam. vadasamidiguttiruvam vavaharaṇaya du jiņa(Brdrasain 45)
bhaniyan..
Caritrapuläka
A sub-category of Puläka Nirgrantha (3) the ascetic who makes his Caritra (ascetic conduct) almost worthless by blemishing both the Mulaguna (primary virtue) as well as the Uttaraguna (subsidiary virtue). malottaragimapratisevanätascaraṇapulākaḥ. (Stha 5.185 Vr Pa 320)
Caritrabodhi
Enlightenment quâ conduct
1. Obtaining of unobtained Caritra (ascetic conduct).
2. Contemplation upon the means of obtaining Caritra (ascetic conduct). (DvāА3) See-Bodhi.
Căritramohaniya
Deluding Karma quâ conduct-A sub-type of Mohaniya (deluding) Karma,
due to the Udaya (rise) of which the consciousness quà Caritra (practice of conduct) gets deluded.
caritram-sävadyetarayoganivṛttipravṛttigamyam subhātmapariņāmarupam tanmohayati. (Prajña 23.32 Vr Pa 467,468)
Căritravinaya
Reverential recognition of Caritra (ascetic conduct):
to undertake its practice and propound it before the Bhavya Jivas (souls who are worthy of attaining liberation). samaiyadicaranassa saddahanaya taheva käe
nam.