Studies in Jaina Philosophy

Absolute activities admitted Akalanka apāya appearance assertion attainment attitude avadhi avagraha avidyā Bhāṣya body bondage buddhi Buddhist called cause cognition condition consciousness contact-awareness delusion dhāraṇā dharma dhyāna distinction doctrine duality entity experience external object fact final emancipation gāthā Haribhadra Ibid identity ignorance ihā inasmuch infinite intuition Jaina Jaina conception Jaina thinkers Jainism Jinabhadra jñāna and darśana karman karmic matter logical Mahāvīra manaḥparyāya mati mati-jñāna māyā means mind moha monistic Nāgārjuna Nandi nature nescience not-self omniscience perception perceptual judgment perverted cognition philosophical plurality possessed possible prakṛti pratyakṣa problem pure purușa quâ rāga reality realization reference regarded relation right knowledge samādhi Sankhya Sankhya-Yoga says scriptures sense-organs sensuous cognition Siddhasena smṛti soul speculation spiritual śruta śruta-jñāna Sureśvara Sūtra Tathāgata theory things thought tion truth ultimate Umāsvāti unreal Upanisads Vātsyāyana Vedantic Vedāntist ViBh vijñāna worldly existence wrong cognition Yoga