The Doctrine of Liberation in Indian Religion: With Special Reference to Jainism |
Contents
The Doctrine of the Self | 27 |
The Doctrine of Karma and Transmigration | 54 |
Jaina Doctrine of Liberation | 85 |
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Acarya According action activities annihilation arhat ascetic asrava ātman attain liberation avidyā Bhagavadgītā bhakti birth bliss body bondage brahman Buddha Buddhist called cause concept consciousness culture darśana deeds Delhi described devotion dharma dhyāna doctrine of karma Doctrine of Liberation Dravyasamgraha eternal evil existence four freedom Gommaṭasāra Gosāla Guru Nanak haumai Hindi tr Ibid Indian Philosophy Jain Jaina Jaina tradition Jainism jīva jñāna karma karmic karmic matter karmic particles knows Kundakunda L.M. Joshi Lord Mahāvīra Mahāvīra Mahāyāna māyā means meditation mind mithyātva mokṣa monks moral Motilal Banarsidass Muni nature Nirvāņa omniscient passions path perfect practice pure Rāmānuja realization rebirth religion religious right conduct right faith right knowledge Śamkara Samkhya samsāra Sanskrit scriptures siddha Sikh Sikhism skandhas soul spiritual śramaņas stage suffering supreme Tattvārthasūtra teachings texts theory thought tīrthamkara transmigration truth types of karmas ultimate reality Upanisads Uttaradhyayanasūtra Varanasi Vedic verse word worldly yoga