Adarsha Sadhu

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Cambridge University Press, Jan 2, 2014 - Religion - 206 pages
First published in 1934, as the second edition of a 1922 original, this book presents a biographical study of the life and work of the renowned Jain monk Vijaya Dharma Suri. The text can be regarded as an important contribution to the literature surrounding Jainism, providing an insight into the life of one who 'held a position of great distinction and influence among the Jain community'. Also containing illustrative figures, this book will be of value to anyone with an interest in perspectives on Jainism and Indian religion.
 

Contents

Mission in Bengal XIII Consecration of Monks
60
Success and its Secret
74
The Jain Acharya and Western Scholars
78
The Acharya in the Capital of the Western Presidency
85
Jainism Ancient and Modern Re vival of Jain Learning and Culture The End and the Means
90
Dr Sylvain Lévi and the Jain Monk
94
Last Days and Death
100
Retrospect
107
Memorial at Shivpuri
124
The ViraTattvaPrakāshaka Man dala
133
The Life of the Monk and its Lessons
142
Vijaya Dharma Sūri as a Monk a Scholar and a Preacher
145
Literary Activity of the Monk and its Results
151
The Man and his Message
157
The Inner Life of the Sage
169
Quest and Conquest
174

Funeral
111
Appreciation and Judgment of Friends
115
ConclusionAn Ideal Monk
181
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