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souls is to help one another", or "Souls
render service to one another".
Tattvartha Sutra is also
known in
Jainism as the Moksha-shastra (Scripture describing...
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texts about ontology of the
universe and self. Umāsvāmin's
comprehensive Tattvārtha-sūtra is the
standard work on
ontology and Pūjyapāda's (464–524 CE) Sarvārthasiddhi...
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known for his
foundational writings on Jainism. He aut****d the Jain text
Tattvartha Sutra (literally '"All That Is", also
called Tattvarthadhigama Sutra)...
- such as the
Acaranga Sutra (Agamas),
exist in
sutra format, as is the
Tattvartha Sutra, a
Sanskrit text
accepted by all four
Jainism sects as the most...
- mokṣamārga or the "path to liberation".
According to the
Sacred Jain Text,
Tattvartha sutra:
Owing to the
absence of the
cause of
bondage and with the functioning...
- as part of
Tapas and the
means of
reaching moksha.
Another Jain text
Tattvartha Sutra, by Umaswati, in
chapter 9, ****erts that
Tapas includes several...
- nama-karma,
raises a soul to the
supreme status of a Tīrthaṅkara. The
Tattvartha Sutra, a
major Jain text,
lists 16
observances that lead to the bandha...
- philosophy,
Motilal Banarsid****, ISBN 978-81-208-0365-7 Tatia,
Nathmal (1994),
Tattvārtha Sūtra: That
Which Is of Vācaka Umāsvāti (in
Sanskrit and English), Lanham...
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Prolegomena to
Prakritica et Jainica. p. 151.
Vijay K. Jain (2018).
Tattvartha Sutra.
Indian Journal of the
History of Medicine. 1956. p. 25. S.A. Jain...
- [pəɾəspəɾoːpᵊgɾoɦoː d͡ʒiːʋän̪ɑmᵊ, -ʋɑn̪ɑmᵊ]) is a Jain
aphorism from the
Tattvārtha Sūtra [5.21]. It is
translated as "Souls
render service to one another"...
