- In Jainism,
Samavasarana or
Samosharana ("Refuge to All") is the
divine preaching hall of the Tirthankara,
stated to have more than 20,000
stairs in it...
- (omniscience): When a
tirthankara attains kevalajñāna (infinite knowledge). A
samavasarana (divine
preaching hall) is then
erected from
where they
deliver sermons...
- of 24th
Tirthankara of the ****ure
cosmic age. He
frequently visited Samavasarana of Lord
Mahavira s****ing
answers to his queries.
According to Buddhist...
- Marudevi.
Depiction of
Samavasarana, the
divine preaching hall of the tirthankara, is a po****r
subject in Jain art.
Samavasarana is
depicted as circular...
-
tablets is do****ented from
first century BCE to the
third century CE.
Samavasarana, a
preaching hall of
tirthankaras with
various beings concentrically...
-
stands in
front of the
samavasarana (divine
preaching hall) of the tirthankaras,
which causes someone entering a
samavasarana to shed
their pride. A monolithic...
- term
Ganadhara is used to
refer the
chief disciple of a Tirthankara. In
samavasarana, the Tīrthankara sat on a
throne without touching it (about two inches...
- omniscience. However, the
Digambara believe that he
remained in his
Samavasarana and
delivered sermons to his followers. Jain
texts do****ent
eleven Brahmanas...
-
covered with
plaster and painted. The
paintings are with
theme of Jain
Samavasarana, the "most
attractive heavenly pavilion" (it
means the
attainment of...
- Jain
caves contain some of the
earliest Samavasarana images among its
devotional carvings. The
Samavasarana is of
particular importance to
Jains being...
