Obeisance to Siddhas
(Supreme Liberated Souls)

MOKSHA MARG PRAKASHAK
(The Illuminator of the Path of Liberation)
By
Acharyakalp Pt. Todamalji, Jaipur

CONTENTS

Chapter 1

1. PROLOGUE
   
2. Characteristics of Arhantas
   
3. Characteristics of Siddhas (Liberated Souls)
   
4. General Characteristics of Jaina Monks: Acharya, Upadhyaya and Sadhus
   
5. Characteristics of Acharya (Chief of Congregation of Monks)
   
6. Characteristics of Upadhyaya (Preceptor Monk)
   
7. Characteristics of Sadhu (Ascetic Monk)
   
8. Purpose of Adoration
   
9. Accomplishment of Purpose from Arhantas, etc.
   
10. Purpose of Observing Benediction (Mangalaacharan)
    
11. Authenticity of This Book and Scriptural Tradition
    
12. A Word About This Book
    
13. Negation of Writing False Words
    
14. Shastras worth Reading & Listening
    
15. Traits of a Discourser
    
16. Characteristics of Listeners
    
17. Special Characteristics of the listeners (of Jaina-Shastras)
    
18. Meaningfulness of Moksha Marg Prakashak Shastra
    

Chapter 2

1. Nature Of Mundane Existence
   
2. Diagnosis Of Karmic Bondage
   
3. Establishing Eternity Of Karmic Bondage
   
4. Distinctiveness Of Soul And Karmas
   
5. Obscuring (Ghati) & Non-Obscuring (Aghati) Karmas And Their Function
   
6. Destruction Of Jiva's Natural Functioning And Assembling Of External Things By Strengthless Material Karma
   
7. Process Of New Bondage
   
8. Yoga (Vibratory Activity) The Cause Of Prakriti Bandh (Type-Bondage) And Pradesh Bandh (Space-Bondage)
   
9. Duration & Fruition Bondage Caused By Passions
   
10. Transformation Of Insentient Matter-Particles (Atoms) Into Appropriate Species Of Karmas
    
11. State Of Existence Of Bonded Karmas
    
12. The Ripening (Operative State) Of Bonded Karmas
    
13. Characteristics Of Dravya-Karmas & Bhava-Karmas
    
14. Characteristics And Tendency Of Nokarmas (Quasi-Passions)
    
15. Nitya (Eternal) Nigoda And Itara (Non-Eternal) Nigoda State Of Jiva
    
16. States Of Jiva Caused Due To The Disease Of Karmic Bondage
    
17. Dependent Functioning Of Mati-Jnan
    
18. Dependent Functioning Of Shrut-Jnana (Scriptural Knowledge)
    
19. Functioning Of Clairvoyance, Telepathy & Omniscience
    
20. Functioning Of Ocular, Non-Ocular, Clairvoyant And Omni-Perception
    
21. Functioning of Knowledge & Perception
    
22. Jiva's State Due to Rise of Mohaniya-Karma
    
23. Jiva's Condition Due to the Rise of Darshan-Moha (Faith-deluding) Karma
    
24. Jiva's Condition Due to the Rise of Charitra Moha
    
25. Jiva's Condition Due to Rise of Antaraya-Karma
    (Obstructive Karma)
    
26. Jiva's Condition Due to Rise of Vedniya-Karma (Feeling-producing Karma)
    
27. Jiva's Condition Due to Rise of Ayu (Life) Karma
    
28. Jiva's Condition Due to Rise of Nama-Karma (Physique-making Karma)
    
29. Jiva's Condition Due to Rise of Gotra-Karma (Status-determining Karma)
    

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