Significance of Mode
In Jainism, the keyphrase Mode, or paryaya, denotes the various states or manifestations of the six substances. These modes represent the different forms that these substances can take. Although sensory and scriptural knowledge can reference these modes, they do not completely capture their essence, highlighting the complexity and depth of understanding required in Jain philosophy.1
Synonyms: Method, Manner, Style, Approach, Technique, Fashion, System, Way, Form
In Finnish: Tila; In Dutch: Modus
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Jain concept of 'Mode'
In Jainism, Mode, or paryaya, signifies the diverse manifestations of the six substances. While these modes can be referenced through sensory and scriptural knowledge, they remain incompletely understood, highlighting the complexity of existence.
Significance in Jainism (general):
From: Tattvartha Sutra (with commentary)
(1) Known as paryaya, these are the various states or manifestations of the six substances, which sensory knowledge and scriptural knowledge can reference but do not fully encompass.[1]
Plural form: Modes.