Navya Kammagantha v2.p9

v2.p9

prastāvanā
karmasiddhānta mānane kā ādhāra karmasiddhānta kī mānyatā : do vicāradhārāyeṃ nivartakadharma kā karma viṣayaka maṃtavya nivartakadharmavādiyoṃ meṃ vicārabhinnatāyeṃ
anukramaṇikā
jainadarśana kī karmatatva sambandhī rūparekhā dvitīya karmagrantha kī racanā kā uddeśya viṣaya varṇana kī śailī
guṇasthānoṃ kā saṃkṣepa meṃ vivecana
guṇasthāna krama kā ādhāra
'anya granthoṃ meṃ guṇasthāna sambandhī carcā
grantha kā viṣaya vibhāga aura racanā kā ādhāra
gāyā
maṃgalācaraṇa (stuti) grantha meṃ varṇita viṣaya kā saṃketa
bandha, udaya, udīraṇā va sattā kā vivecana
guṇasthāna kā lakṣaṇa
gāthā 2
guṇasthānoṃ ke nāma guṇasthānoṃ kī vyavasthā
guṇasthānoṃ kā paribhāṣā

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Introduction The basis for accepting the theory of Karma: Two schools of thought, the view of Karma in the Nivartaka Dharma, differences of opinion among Nivartaka Dharma followers. ## Table of Contents The outline of Karma elements in Jain philosophy, the purpose of composing the second Karma text, the style of subject description, a brief discussion of the Gunasthanas, the basis of the Gunasthanas order, discussion of Gunasthanas in other texts, the subject division of the text and the basis of its composition. ## Chapter 1 Invocation (Praise), indication of the subject discussed in the text, discussion of Bandha, Udaya, Udirana and Satya, the characteristics of Gunasthanas. ## Verse 2 Names of the Gunasthanas, arrangement of the Gunasthanas, definition of the Gunasthanas.