- The Five Vows of
Jainism include the
mahāvratas (major vows) and aṇuvratas (minor vows). Jain
ethical code
prescribes two
dharmas or
rules of conduct....
- with the Pravargya. The
Aitareya Aranyaka includes explanation of the
Mahavrata ritual from
ritualisitic to
symbolic meta-ritualistic
points of view....
- vows.
These are
called anuvratas (small vows) for Jain laypersons, and
mahavratas (great vows) for Jain mendicants. For both, its
moral precepts preface...
-
sects vary greatly, but the
major principles of both are identical. Five
mahāvratas (Great Vows), from Mahavira's teachings, are
followed by all Jain ascetics...
- being.
These twenty-eight
primary attributes are: five
supreme vows (
mahāvrata); five
regulations (samiti); five-fold
control of the
senses (pañcendriya...
- last two, are of a
liturgical nature,
treating of the
ceremony called mahavrata, or
great vow. The last of
these books,
composed in
sutra form, is, however...
- the
cardinal virtues of Jainism,
where it is the
first of the
Pancha Mahavrata. It is also one of the
central precepts of
Hinduism and is the
first of...
-
highlights that the five
yamas form a
mahavrata (a
great vow). In this verse,
Patanjali states that
yamas (vrata or
mahavrata) is
universal and
applies to all...
-
Institute of Indology. pp. 107 Sanghvi,
Sukhlal (1974) pp.250–52
refer Mahavrata for the vows and
restraints in
Jainism மரணம் நீக்க ஜீவ மருந்து: 9. Gods...
- Khilāni
hymns include the Śrī Sūkta, as well as the ****āpa
hymns for the
Mahāvrata ceremony, the New Year's
festival of the
early Kuru Kingdom. Witzel, Michael...
