OM-ARHAM

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The ‘sense-of-mine’ for objects of the world is one of the signs of delusion. Cf.

‘Saṁvara [part 3716]’ Ācārya Kuṇdakunda’s Pravacanasāra, section -1, gātha 85...

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TECHNICAL TERM:

Palyaṅkāsana - standing posture or Kāyotsarga or in the posture of Padmāsana-sitting, cf.

‘Saṁvara [part 233]’ https://www.facebook.com/groups/692614454130155/permalink/899497293441869.

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The tail of the cow (which gets thinner at the end), is the allegory for the four kaṣāyas in the lowest, the gleaming called sañjvalanakaṣāya level, cf. Guṇadhara’s Kaṣāya-pāhuḍa, chapter 26, v....

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This foe is Antaraṅgāri (the six inner enemies):

1. rāga (infatuation, desire, lust, wanton) – the four kaṣāyas: 2. krodha (anger), 3. māna (conceit), 4. māyā (deceit), 5. lobha (greed) – 6. dveṣa (hate),...

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Chandra – Moon. For the definition of the metaphor see

‘Saṁvara [part 699]’ note 14 https://www.facebook.com/groups/692614454130155/permalink/1082091401849123/?comment_id=1082093288515601.

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Gupti. There are three kinds of gupti, namely:

1. Mano-gupti (preventing the mind from wandering in the forest of sensual pleasures by employing it in contemplation, study, etc.)

2. Vāg-gupti (preventing the tongue from saying bad...

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Buddhi (wisdom). There are four kinds of buddhi (wisdom), namely :

 autpattiki buddhi (intuitive wisdom),
vainayiki buddhi (acquired wisdom),
karmaja buddhi (practical wisdom), and
parinamiki buddhi (deductive...