Karmasara

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Karmasara is a key Digambara Jain scripture that systematically explains the doctrine of karma and its role in the soul’s bondage and liberation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Jain scripture
religious text
aimsTo explain bondage and liberation of the soul
associatedWith Digambara monastic curriculum
cosmologicalFramework Jain karma cosmology
describes causes of karmic influx
interaction between soul and karma
methods to destroy accumulated karma
methods to stop karmic influx
doctrinalTheme bondage (bandha)
liberation (moksha)
non-soul (ajiva)
shedding (nirjara)
soul (jiva)
stoppage (samvara)
focusesOn mechanism of karmic bondage
nature of karma
path to moksha
process of karmic shedding
types of karma
genre didactic text
philosophical treatise
influences later Digambara doctrinal expositions
language Sanskrit
mainSubject bondage of the soul
karma doctrine
liberation of the soul
philosophicalSchool Jain karma theory
purpose systematic explanation of karma doctrine
regionOfInfluence India NERFINISHED
relatedConcept Jain ethics
austerities (tapas)
non-violence (ahimsa)
spiritual purification
religiousCanon Digambara textual tradition
religiousTradition Jainism NERFINISHED
scripturalStatus key Digambara Jain scripture
sect Digambara NERFINISHED
studiedBy Jain monks
Jain scholars
students of Jain philosophy
teaches ethical basis of karmic bondage
importance of right faith
importance of right knowledge
role of right conduct in liberation
usedFor doctrinal study in Digambara tradition
teaching Jain karma theory

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Digambara Jains importantText Karmasara