Samayasara

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Samayasara is a foundational Jain philosophical text by Acharya Kundakunda that expounds the nature of the soul and the path to liberation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jain scripture
philosophical text
religious text
aimsAt realization of true self
associatedWithAcharya Acharya Kundakunda NERFINISHED
author Acharya Kundakunda NERFINISHED
centralConcept ajiva (non-soul)
dravyarthika naya (substantial viewpoint)
jiva (soul)
karma
moksha (liberation)
paryayarthika naya (modal viewpoint)
pure consciousness
commentariesBy Amritchandra NERFINISHED
Banarasidas NERFINISHED
Jayasena NERFINISHED
doctrine bondage is due to karmic association
right faith, right knowledge and right conduct lead to liberation
soul is intrinsically pure
emphasizes internal spiritual transformation
self-realization over ritual
focusesOn nature of the soul
path to liberation
genre metaphysical treatise
influenced later Jain philosophers
keyTermUsed samaya (self, soul)
sara (essence)
philosophicalSchool Jain metaphysics
regardedAs authoritative exposition of Jain doctrine
religion Jainism
scripturalCategory Kundakunda literature NERFINISHED
statusInTradition foundational text of Jain philosophy
studiedBy Jain lay scholars
Jain monks
teaches detachment from passions
discrimination between self and non-self
titleMeaning Essence of the Self NERFINISHED
tradition Digambara Jain tradition NERFINISHED
traditionalLanguage Prakrit
usedFor philosophical study in Jainism
spiritual guidance in Jain practice

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Digambara Jains importantText Samayasara
Jain literature majorText Samayasara