51. Gunasthanak: A qualitative phase in the process of attaining
salvation.
52. Jneya: That which is worthy of being known.
53. Jnan: Knowledge.
54. Gupti: Restraint or concealment.
55. Ganitanuyog: Works comprising mathematics etc.
56. Irya Samiti: Limit in movement.
57. Katasana: A small carpet for sitting on during Samayik.
58. Kayotsarg: Fixed posture for meditation.
59. Khamasaman: Kneeling with five limbs touching the ground.
60. Kayaklesha: Voluntarily bearing the physical exercise or pain.
61. Kashay: The passions like anger. pride, deception and avarice.
62. Kaivalyajnan: Absolute and the highest pure knowledge
63. Kaya-gupti: Restraint on the body.
64. Karuna: Compassion.
65. Leshya: States of mind.
66. Lobh: Avarice.
67. Lok-swarup: Thinking of the structure of the universe.
68. Muhapati: A square piece of cloth to hold near the mouth at the
time of speaking.
69. Moh: Infatuation.
70. Mithyadrishti: False vision or delusion.
71. Mishra: Mixed.
72. Mati-jnan: Knowledge obtained by the intellect and the senses.
73. Mana-paryavajnan: Clear knowledge of thoughts and mind obtained by
the soul.
74. Mano-gupti: Restraint of the mind.
75. Maitri: Friendship, amity.
76. Madhyasthya: Being unconcerned about the wicked people (neither
hatred nor love).
77. Nirlanchan Karma: Causing violence to animals and birds for profit.
78. Nivi: One kind of austerity like Ekasan.
79. Nava-pad: The nine elements or positions for meditation.
80. Nivritti: Renunciation.
81. Naya: Knowledge obtained from a single point of view.
82. Naigam Naya: Understanding only by means of a name.
83. Nirved: An appearance of detachment for all worldly things.
84. No-kashay: The nine kinds of passions.
85. Nirjara: Being free from Karmas.
86. Ogha: A mop of woollen threads.
87. Oli: One kind of austerity.
88. Ogh Samjna: Imitating blindly.
89. Paushadh-Shala: A religious centre.
90. Pranatipat: Causing violence.
91. Pratikraman: Retreat from sins.
92. Porasi: Consuming food or water only three hours after the sunrise.
93. Purimuddh: Taking food and water only six hours after the sunrise,
94, Panahar: This is the vow for the night in some austerities.
95. Panjarapol: A shelter for animals and birds which are disabled or
needy.
96. Pradesh: The inseparable parts of Skandh.
97. Pudgal: Matter.
98. Purusharth: Efforts
99. Pramatta: The state of not being mindful.
100. Pramad: Intoxication or laziness.
