The Path Of Arhat

�  Preface

�  Transfer of Embryo

�  Socio-political Conditions

�  Vajji's Democracy

�  Magadha and Srenika

�  Ajatasatru Vajjis

�  Princely following of Mahavira

�  Social Conditions

�  Intellectual Fervour

�  Revolutionary push by Mahavira

�  Significant Events

�  Indra's Offer of Protection

�  Five Resolves at Morak Hermitage

�  Education Rather than Exposure

�  Poisonous Fangs of Canda Kausika

�  States of a Digambara

�  Association with Gosala

�  Candanabala : First Head of Women Disciples

�  Final Act of Nirjara

�  Attainment of Kaivalya

�  First Ganadharas

�  Muttanam-Moyaganam

�  Actions follow the Doer

�  Mahavira's Synthesis

�  Psychological Approach of Mahavira

�  Categories of Karmas

�  Duration of Karmic Bondage

�  Nature of Bondage

�  Mitigation of Bondage

�  Fresh Karmas

�  Life's activities

�  Even good actions bind, if motivated

�  Consequences of Karma Theory

�  Process of Change and Nine Tattvas

�  Essential Tendency of Jiva

�  Papa' and �Punya' : Both of Binding Nature

�  Asrava (Influx)

�  Bandha (Bondage)

�  Samvara

�  Nirjara (Shedding of Accumulated Karmas)

�  Moksa (Final Liberation)

�  Enlightened Consciousness

�  Self, the starting point

�  Will and Eagerness

�  Upadana-Nimittan

�  Bhavana or Anupreksa (Reflection)

�  Twelve Vratas of House-holder

�  Prayer

�  Dhyana (Meditation)

�  Lesya (Disposition)

�  Code of Conduct for Monks - Modus Operandi

�  Austerities (Tapascarya)

�  Sanllekhana

�  Appendix - A

�  Appendix - B

�  Appendix - C

�  Appendix - D

�  Appendix - E