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... bhanga . Abhayadeva admits he is unable to understand the distinction of bhanga and aticāra in the Avasyaka - ṭīkā but his own definition is hardly satisfactory . In practice a bhanga is held to be a complete negation of the vrata ( for ...
... bhanga . Abhayadeva admits he is unable to understand the distinction of bhanga and aticāra in the Avasyaka - ṭīkā but his own definition is hardly satisfactory . In practice a bhanga is held to be a complete negation of the vrata ( for ...
Page 80
... bhanga ; on the other hand since the thievish intent is present it is a bhanga , so that by definition it can be classed as an aticāra . + Siddhasena Sūri takes an identical view . Amongst the Digambaras Pujyapādas and Camuṇḍaraya ...
... bhanga ; on the other hand since the thievish intent is present it is a bhanga , so that by definition it can be classed as an aticāra . + Siddhasena Sūri takes an identical view . Amongst the Digambaras Pujyapādas and Camuṇḍaraya ...
Page 81
... bhanga because the instigator does not himself commit theft . ' In the Digambara view as exemplified by Pūjyapāda2 ... bhanga , and at the same time not a bhanga because the purpose is to carry out a commercial transaction . Yaśodeva ...
... bhanga because the instigator does not himself commit theft . ' In the Digambara view as exemplified by Pūjyapāda2 ... bhanga , and at the same time not a bhanga because the purpose is to carry out a commercial transaction . Yaśodeva ...
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AuthorsŚvetāmbara sampradaya I | 17 |
The Ratnatraya | 32 |
The Mulaguņas | 50 |
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