Niyamasara

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Niyamasara is a foundational Jain philosophical text that systematically expounds core doctrines such as the nature of the soul, karma, and the path to liberation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jain text
philosophical treatise
religious scripture
aimsTo guide aspirants on the path to liberation
associatedWith Digambara canon
author Kundakunda NERFINISHED
centralTheme attainment of kevala jñāna (omniscience)
discrimination between pure soul and karmic states
commentariesOn has multiple traditional Jain commentaries
doctrine ajīva (non-soul)
bondage and liberation
jīva (soul)
karma theory
right conduct (samyak cāritra)
viewpoints (naya)
emphasizes inner purity over external ritual
right perspective (samyak darśana)
focusesOn karma
nature of the soul
path to liberation
right conduct
right faith
right knowledge
genre didactic verse
influenced later Digambara philosophical literature
influencedBy early Jain āgamas
language Prakrit NERFINISHED
originalTitleLanguage Prakrit
philosophicalSchool Jain dualism of jīva and ajīva
regardedAs authoritative text on Jain ethics
authoritative text on Jain metaphysics
foundational Jain philosophical text
region South Asia
surface form: Indian subcontinent
religion Jainism
script Devanagari script
Grantha script NERFINISHED
Jain Śāradā script NERFINISHED
Kannada script NERFINISHED
studiedBy Jain lay scholars
Jain monks
Jain nuns
teaches detachment from passions
meditation on true nature of self
observance of vows
timePeriod early centuries CE
tradition Digambara Jainism NERFINISHED
usedIn Jain lay religious study
Jain monastic curriculum

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Jain literature majorText Niyamasara
Digambara Jains importantText Niyamasara