12 vrats of shravak Flashcards
12 vrats of shravaks
.5 anuvrats
3 guna vrats
4 shiksha vrats
5 anuvrats
- Ahimsa
- Satya
- Achaurya
- Brahmacharya
- Aparigraha
Ahimsa
Sthul Pränätipät Viraman-vrata Nonviolence
Satya
Sthul Mrushäväda Viraman-vrata
Truthfulness
Achaurya
Sthul Adattädäna Viraman-vrata
Non-stealing
Brahmacharya
Svadärä-santosh
Celibacy
Aparigraha
Ichchhä Parimäna or Parigraha Parimäna Vrata
Non-possessiveness
3 gunavrats
- Dig Parimäna-vrata
- Bhoga-upabhoga Vrata
- Anartha-danda Vrata
- Dig Parimäna-vrata
Restraints of Geographical Limitations
- Bhoga-upabhoga Vrata
Consumption Restraints
- Anartha-danda Vrata
Avoidance of purposeless activities
4 shikshavrats
- Sämäyika Vrata
- Desävakäsika Vrata
- Paushadha Vrata
- Atithi Samvibhäg Vrata
- Sämäyika Vrata
48 Minutes of Meditation and equanimity
- Desävakäsika Vrata
Stricter Geographical Limitations
- Paushadha Vrata
Practicing the life of a Monk
paushad = that which nourishes and fosters the soul or its natural qualities
- Atithi Samvibhäg Vrata
Discipline of Share and Care
nature of violence
Intentional Violence:
Common Violence:
Vocational Violence:
Defensive Violence:
Intentional Violence:
To injure or kill any living being knowingly
murder
Common Violence:
To commit violence towards mobile living (Violence in daily activity) beings while carrying out domestic activities like cooking, cleaning, building a house etc.
Vocational Violence:
To incur violence in the execution of one’s work in society
butcher
Defensive Violence:
To commit intentional violence in defense of one’s own life
being robbed
sanlekhna vrat
peaceful death
passionless stage rather than suicide’s strong passions (anger/depression)
takes 30-120 days to die after taking this vow
