101. Praman: Knowledge obtained from multiple- vision.
102. Pratyaksh: Perceptible truth.
103. Parishtapanika-Samiti: Limit in throwing away articles.
104. Pramod Bhavana: Thinking of respecting superiors.
105. Ras-tyag : Renouncing six types of tastes (Rasas) that provoke
passions.
106. Rag: Attachment.
107. Rujusutra Naya: Understanding on the basis of the Present
condition.
108. Raudradhyan: Thinking of violence.
109. Rajlok: Structure of the universe.
110. Sthapanacharyaji: After giving a special form to the conch-shell,
the Panchparmeshthi are enshrined in it and worshipped.
111. Samayik: A religious austerity, sitting in a place for 48 minutes
and carrying out spiritual activities.
112. Samlinata: Becoming still in meditation.
113. Sadhporasi: Taking food or water four hours and 30 minutes after
sunrise.
114. Samyaktva Dharma: A strong faith in the nine doctrines.
115. Skandh: The full form of a thing.
116. Samvar: The factors that prevent the Karmas from entering the
soul.
117. Samjna: Gonads or natural feelings.
118. Samavay: It is the connection between the action and the cause.
119. Sadhana: Spiritual endeavour.
120. Siddhi: Attainment of perfection through the destruction of
Karmas.
121. Saswadan Samyagdrishti: Having tasted righteousness.
122. Shraman: Mendicant or ascetic.
123. SukshmaSamparay: Withalittleavariceremaining.
124. Sayogi Kevali: A stage of having perfect knowledge.
125. Sangrah Naya: A general way of understanding.
126. Shabd Naya: Knowledge obtained only from sound.
127. Samabhirudh Naya: Understanding on the basis of the origin and
derivation of words.
128 Samakiti: Comprehensive vision.
129 Syadvad: It is relative truth.
130. Samyaktva: Righteousness.
131. Sham: A state of peace.
132 Samveg Innate enthusiasm for salvation.
133 Shruta-jnan Knowledge obtained from the scriptures by enquiry.
134 Shukladhyan: Meditation on the soul in its pure form.
135 Samiti: Limits.
136 Samsar The cycle of birth and death.
137. Swetambar: A sect of Jains who always wear white cloths.
138 Sthanakvasi A sect of Jains started by Laukashah. They reject
idol-worship, temples and idols.
139 Tivihar Upavas Taking only boiled water in sitting position only
before sunset during a fast.
140. Tatva: Doctrine.
141. Terapanthi A sect of Jains founded by Shri Bhikhanji Swami.
Rejects worship of Idol, giving
charity and showing mercy to others.
142. Upashraya: A religious centre.
143 Unodari Eating and drinking less than the quantity required.
144. Upshant Moh Periodically passionless.
145. Upama: Comparison.
146. Upadeya That which is acceptable.
147.Upadhan The exalted 3 types of spiritual endeavors and austerity
that a shravak has to do.
148. Vasakshep Scented and sanctified sandal powder for blessing.
149. Vrat: A religious vow.
150. Vigai-tyag: Limiting the consumption of certain kinds of food.
151. Vanah: Restrictions relating to shoes, sandals, etc,
152. Vaiyavach: Serving religious and spiritual fellow members with
devotion,
153. Varsi-tap: The austerity of fasting in a prescribed manner
throughout a year in the form of fasting for one day and Biyasan for one
day etc.
154. Vadas: Metaphorical arguments.
155. Vitrag: One who is totally devoid of attachment and hatred.
156. Vyavahar Naya: External ( Partial ) Understanding
157. Vachan Gupti: Restraint in speech.
158. Yogodvahan: Carrying out yogic activities with Ayambil for
scriptural studies.
