Jain Doctrine and Practice: Academic PerspectivesJoseph T. O'Connell |
Contents
Knowledge and Practice in the Jaina Religious Tradition | 18 |
The Notion of Āpta in Jaina Philosophy | 50 |
The Concept of Divinity in Jainism | 69 |
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ahimsā Ahmedabad anekāntavāda animals apta ascetic ātman attained basic belief bondage Brahmanical Buddhist Buddhist monks canonical century chiṇḍikās commentary Conference consciousness context Cort deities Delhi dharma Dharmasagara dhyāna Digambara divine Dundas eating meat ecology faith Gacch goddess gods Goudriaan Granoff Haribhadra Hemacandra Hindu human India issues Jain community Jain doctrine Jain ethics Jain lay Jain monks Jain tradition Jaina Jainism Jina karma kevala-jñāna king knowledge Kṛṣṇa Kundakunda lay Jain layman living Mahavira mainstream means medieval Jain meditation mendicants modern Motilal Banarsidass nature non-Jain non-violence omniscience one's P. S. Jaini Padmavati Patañjali path to liberation person perspective philosophical practice prajñā principle Qvarnström reality rebirth reborn reform religion religious tradition renounce resolution ritual sadhus Śaiva Saiva Siddhanta salvific samsāra samyaktva Sanskrit scriptures sense soul spiritual stories Sūtra Śvetāmbar Svetambara syādvāda Tantraloka Tantric Tattvārthasūtra teaching temple Tirthankara translation Umāsvāti vegetarianism violence vows words worship yakṣa yakṣis Yoga Yogasāstra