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This membership is required to be filled in by all Spiritual Aspirants. 

Three things are required for the active membership of this Kevalajñānavinayatapasya-saṅgha, viz:                   
1 The conquest of the first two levels of intensity of the passion ANGER which is a characteristic of the second stage of spiritual development of Jain Yoga or of the fifth guṇasthāna    
  Stages of spiritual development part 1-11  table which desplays the four levels of intensity of the kaṣāyas and the corresponding degree of the guṇasthāna        
2 The knowledge of the reality of the existence of the goal, viz sayoga-kevalī                
3 The resolution to make efforts to reach this target.                    
Seven things are required for the aspirant of membership of this Kevalajñānavinayatapasya-saṅgha, viz:                  
1 10 days patience to read the 10th anga, one chapter a day with each other day with ayambil only                
2 Reading the discussion with a Swiss Christian in the train from Winterthur to Zurich with additional reading of the paper NT…            
3 Reading the constitution of the cosmos and comprehend the three tirms astikaya, tattvas and padhartas              
4 Reading the Nandi Sutra, Tattvadhigama Sutra and the introduction story of the Srimad Pujyapada's Sarvarthasiddha how it came to samyagdarsanajñanacaritrani mokhamarga.    
5 Understandig the meaning and interpretation of the Swastika Symbolik with the three points and the horizontal crescent with a siddha sitting on it        
6 Understanding the meaning and interpretation of the 7-sided view with the parable of the 7 blind men and the elephant with the saying of Virchand R. Gandhi        
7 The fifth stage of spiritual development or guṇasthāna requires the taking of one tirthakṛt nāma karma for a member it is of the kind of sustaining Jain scriptures with prove therof    
  cf. The three phases of karma in regard with the tirthakrt nama karma which has to be taken for reaching the fifth gunasthana            
  cf. The nineteenth and 20th sthānaka in Saṁvara [part 261] note 5                  
Checking the variations of the 4 passions                          
1 All of the aspirants for the fifth dṛṣṭi are in possession of anger                  
2 many with anger and one with pride                      
3 many with anger and many with pride                      
4 many with anger and one with deceit                      
5 many with anger and many with deceit                      
6 many with anger and one with greed                      
7 many with anger and many with greed                      
8 many with anger, one with pride and one with deceit                    
9 many with anger, one with pride and many with deceit                    
10 many with anger, many with pride and one with deceit                    
11 many with anger, many with pride, and many with deceit                  
12 many with anger, one with pride and one with greed                    
13 many with anger, one with pride and many with greed                    
14 many with anger, many with pride and one with greed                    
15 many with anger, many with pride, and many with greed                    
16 many with anger, one with deceit and one with greed                    
17 many with anger, one with deceit and many with greed                    
18 many with anger, many with deceit and one with greed                    
19 many with anger, many with deceit, and many with greed                  
20 many with anger, one with pride, one with deceit and one with greed                  
21 many with anger, one with pride, one with deceit and many with greed                  
22 many with anger, one with pride, many with deceit and one with greed                  
23 many with anger, one with pride, many with deceit and many with greed                
24 many with anger, many with pride, one with deceit and one with greed                  
25 many with anger, many with pride, one with deceit and many with greed                
26 many with anger, many with pride, many with deceit and one with greed                
27 many with  anger  many with pride, many with deceit and many with greed                 
                             
  All these 27 variations of the 4 passions are existing in hell too, see Bhagavatī Śataka 1 Uddeśadaka 5, chapter 5 titled [on the sort of life], p. 76 K.C. Lalwani edition; question-answer, dealing with infernal beings

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For a memebership it requires bhāvakulayogin of the second type of Introverted Soul- this corresponds to the fifth and sixth dṛṣṭi, the 5th-6th guṇasthāna, or the kulayogin or pravṛttacakrayogin of the four kinds of yogins The four kinds of yogins 1st thing to comprehend is that each time when a person falls in anger, is friendly again and thinks all is forgotten, is deluded. Anger will attach to his soul each time and will obscure it. This assimilation is called bhaava samavatar which is of two types: (1) Atmasamavatar (self-dependent assimilation), and (2) Tadubhayasamavatar (assimilation dependent on self and others both). (For example), s. Saṁvara [part 279] https://www.facebook.com/groups/692614454130155/permalink/916066798451585 If the spiritual aspirant wants that what is good for him, he should get rid off four faults - anger, pride, deceit and greed, - which augment the evil. anger and pride, if not suppressed, and deceit and greed, if arising: All these four passions are watering the roots of saṃsāra (cicle of death and rebirth). -Daśavaikālika Sutra, 8:36-39
In the following section, you will be required to answer the number of occurrences of 1. ANGER, 2. PRIDE, 3.INTRIGUE, 4.GREED, 5.CONSCIENCE during the three month period.
Indicate the date of the start and end of the three month's counting.
Date of the first pauṣadha without any Anger.
There are ten synonyms of the passion of anger: (1) Anger (krodha) (2) Wrath (kopa) (3) Non-endurance (akṣamā) (4) Rage (roṣa) (5) Smoulder (sañjvalana) (6) Quarrel (kalaha) (7) Waxing (vṛddhi) (8) Intense distressing volition (jhañjhā) (9) adversion (dveṣa) (10) contrary statements, contest or strife (vivāda)
There are ten synonyms of the passion of pride: (1) Pride (māna) (2) Puff (mada) (3) Pulling upwards (utkarṣa) (4) Haughty (utsikta) (5) Self-proud (ātmokarṣa) (6) Superiority (prakarṣa) (7) Exaltation (samutkarṣa) (8) Insult (paribhava) (9) Stupefaction (stambha) (10) Arrogance (darpa)
For inspecting INTRIGUE, its synonyms have to be known. There are eleven synonyms of the passion of deceit: (1) Deceit (māyā) (2) Crooked behavior (sātiyoga) (3) Cheating (nikṛti) (4) Tricking or fraud (vañcanā) (5) Wickedness (aṇrjutā) (6) Denial of knowledge (apalāpa, grahaṇa) (7) Soliciting others opinion (manojña-mārgaṇa) (8) Hypocrisy (dambha, kalka) (9) Rogue (kuhaka, false, hocus-pocus) (10) Hiding (gūhana) (11) Treachery (channa)
There are twenty synonyms of the passion of greed: (1) Desire (kāma) (2) Attachment (rāga) (3) Desire for future (nidāna) (4) Mental concentration of recurrent pleasure (chanda) (5) Sprinkling with foul intentions (suta) or my-ness (svatā) (6) Dear (preya) (7) Defect due to dearness, aversion (doṣa) (8) Mental contemplation on the desirable (sneha) (9) Affection (anurāga) (10) Hope or soul-defiler (āśā) (11) Wish or desire for internal and external possessions (īcchā) (12) Delusion, infatuation, attachment (mūrchā) (13) Lust (gṛddhi) (14) Perpetual or hopefulness (śāśvata) (15) Solicitation (prārthanā) (16) Ardent desire (lālasā) (17) Non-abstinence (avirati) (18) Thirst for desires, lust (trṣṇā) (19) Experience or a kind of learning (vidyā) (20) Tongue-like (jihvā)