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The Conception of Soul in Jainism

By Jagadish Chandra Jain

Vol. 11 · No. 1March - 1935pp. 137–141English

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  • “The most notewortly conception of the soul in Jainiem is that it conforms to the dimension of the body it livea 13. In”

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  1. Br. Up., V. B, 1. 8
  2. Mupdoks Up., 1. 6
  3. Kim pana bho Gotame natth'ettd
  4. Dutiyam pi kho Bhagavié tunhi ahosi
  5. Bamyutta Nikdya, IV, 400

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  • Upadhyiya Yhadovijayaji

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  • Nigodas 3
  • Buddha
  • Samkhyea-philosophers
  • Juina school
  • immobile (sthavara)
  • microscopic organisms (ગ clendriye jiva)
  • earth, water, air, fire and plants

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