The Jaina Doctrine of Karma And The Science Of Genetics: ▪ The Meaning of Karma in Nyāya Vaiśeṣika Philosophy

Published: 23.11.2008
Updated: 02.07.2015

In Nyāya Vaiśeṣika Philosophy the term karma is used in the sense of movement, as the movement in the hand through the association and efforts of the spirit.[15] That which is a substance, dependent on the substance, devoid of any attribute and free from any causality in association and dissociation, is karma.[16]

In Nyaya Siddhānta Muktāwali karma, has been differentiated into these 5 types:

  1. Utkepaa (projection)
  2. Upkṣepaṇa (reduction)
  3. Ākucana (contraction)
  4. Prasāraa (expansion)
  5. Gamana (movement).[17]

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Doctoral Thesis, JVBU
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