Pramāda (Negligence)
Pramāda makes the soul to stop taking delight in contemplating on its own form. Pramāda is mainly of following five types:
- Arrogance,
- Sensual craving,
- Passions (kaṣāya)
- Sleep
- Engaging in gossiping.
Following evil activity of mind, body and speech not caring for true dharma and not having enthusiasm for true dharma also constitute the pramāda:
Even after a person takes all necessary vows and becomes a Jaina monk/nun, he/she may be subjected to pramāda time to time. This state is called pramātta. If he/she discard the pramāda completely, then he becomes an apramatta mahāmuni. It is more often that a Jaina monk goes for and back from apramattapramatta state. [8]
- Attachments
- Hatred
- Ignorance
- Doubt
- Illusion
- Forgetness.
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