Bhagavan Mahavira Life and Philosophy : [04.03] First Sermon: Muni-Dharma (Asceticism)

Published: 11.08.2005
Updated: 06.08.2008

Chapter 4

Kaivalya (Omniscience) And The Bhagavan's Sermons

he Principle of Equalitarianism comprises dharma and its opposite is adharma. All the living beings are equal to each other insofar as their potentialities are concerned.
No living being is smaller or greater in this respect.

From the point of view of their development, the living beings can be classified into six categories:

  1. Beings with earth-bodies viz. mineral substances.
  2. Beings with water-bodies.
  3. Beings with fire-bodies.
  4. Beings with air-bodies.
  5. Vegetation beings composed of vegetation bodies
  6. Mobile living beings.
Sources
Title: Bhagavan Mahavira Life and Philosophy
Translated & Edited: Muni Mahendra Kumar
Language:

English

Edition 1995
Publisher: Jain Vishva Bharati, Ladnun, India

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