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Right Knowledge and Jaina Dharma

Nov 02, 2000 09:40 AM
by Arthur Gregory


I became aware from studying Jaina Dharma awhile ago that there are
five criteria or types of knowing> From my friend Sancheti Asoo Lal's
book Five Steps to jainism the following:



"Right Knowledge is broadly divided into five categories depending on
the progressive development of the soul or increasing manifestation of
its powers in respect of knowledge or consciousness: These are (1)
Sensory; (2) Study (3) Clairvoyance (4) Telepathy and (5) Omniscience
or Kevalya."

For theosophists I think this is also a satisfactory approach.

- Art

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"Nothing is higher than Mount Meru nor anything more expansive than the sky. Similarly know that no Dharma is equal to Ahimsa in this world."

- Bhakta-Parijna: 91

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