OM-ARHAM

Note 1:

Explanatory note:

The three kinds of follies (mūḍhatā) that a householder with right faith must assiduously guard against are:

1) folly relating to worldly customs (lokamūḍhatā),

2) folly relating to deities...

Note 1:

The fourteen miscellaneous concepts (prakīrṇaka), external to the twelve departments (dvādaśāṅga), are called aṅgabāhya.

Note 2:

The avagāḍha samyagdarśana occurs to the śrutakevalī – the possessor of perfect, indirect knowledge.

Note 3:

The paramāvagāḍha samyagdarśana occurs to the Omniscient (kevalī) – the possessor of perfect, direct knowledge.

Note 1:

Alternate meaning:

This composition – ‘Ātmānuśāsana’ – is the work of Ācārya Guṇabhadra whose heart is dedicated to the remembrance of the feet of his Preceptor, Ācārya Jinasena.

Note 1:

The four adorations (arādhanā) are of

(1) right faith (samyagdarśana),

(2) right knowledge (samyagjñāna),

(3) right conduct (samyakcāritra) and

(4) right austerities (samyaktapa).

See also Ācārya...

Note 2:

For the qualities acquired for a bhāvya soul, for grasping if addressed here, see

‘Saṁvara [part 3427]’ note 3 https://www.facebook.com/groups/692614454130155/permalink/3125384684186441/?comment_id=3125390370852539.