Book Title: Jain Penance
Author(s): Champat Rai Jain
Publisher: The Indian Press Allahabad

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________________ CONSIDBRATIONS AFFEOTING PENANCE 37 There is another mode of classification of time which proceeds on the basis of the six recognized divisions of the year. These are (1) the sarad, that is, the months of Asauga and Kārtika=October and November (roughly), (2) the hemanta, namely, the months of Mārgársa and Pusa=December and January (roughly), (3) the sisura, i e, Māgha and Phälguna= February and March (roughly), (4) the vasanta, 1.e, the months of Chartra and Bysälha = April and May (rough ly), (5) the grana, ie, the months of Jyeştha and Asādha, = June and July (rough ly), (6) the varsā, 1.e., the months of Srāvana and Bhadrapada= August and Sep tember (roughly). Of these, the sarad, the vasanta and the grişma are termed guru, and the rest laghu. Tapa is also divided into guru (severe) and laghu (mıld) types By combining the elements of guru and laghu of hala and tapa together, five combinations are obtained as follows.-- (1) guru kāla+guru tapa;

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