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... alms . Then he makes obeisance to them and accompanies them for a few steps as they leave , after which he may take food himself . If there are no sādhus in the village where he lives he should go to the door when it is time to eat and ...
... alms . Then he makes obeisance to them and accompanies them for a few steps as they leave , after which he may take food himself . If there are no sādhus in the village where he lives he should go to the door when it is time to eat and ...
Page 163
... alms at the time that a layman is breaking his fast after the posadhopavāsa he is merely told ' this does not belong to us but to someone else ' or ' this belongs to so - and - so , go and ask him ' . This interpretation is followed by ...
... alms at the time that a layman is breaking his fast after the posadhopavāsa he is merely told ' this does not belong to us but to someone else ' or ' this belongs to so - and - so , go and ask him ' . This interpretation is followed by ...
Page 178
... alms . This stage is essentially one of preparation for the eleventh pratimā when the world is renounced . Vasunandin + comments that the only parigraha permissible from the ninth stage onwards is attachment to clothes , this being ...
... alms . This stage is essentially one of preparation for the eleventh pratimā when the world is renounced . Vasunandin + comments that the only parigraha permissible from the ninth stage onwards is attachment to clothes , this being ...
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AuthorsŚvetāmbara sampradaya I | 17 |
The Ratnatraya | 32 |
The Mulaguņas | 50 |
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