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TATTVĀRTHĀDHIGAMASŪTRA
By Shri Umasvami
CHAPTER 1
VALID
KNOWLEDGE
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9. Knowledge
is of five kinds –
sensory knowledge,
scriptural knowledge,
clairvoyance, telepathy and omniscience.
10. These (five kinds
of knowledge)
are the
two types
of pramäna
(valid -
knowledge).
11. The first two (kinds of knowledge) are
indirect (knowledge).
12. The remaining three constitute direct
(knowledge).
13. Sensory cognition, remembrance,
recognition, induction and
deduction
are synonyms
14. That is caused by the senses and the mind.
15. (The four divisions of sensory knowledge
are) apprehension
(sensation),
speculation,
perceptual judgment and retention.
16. (The subdivision of each of these are) more,
many kinds,
quick, hidden,
unexpressed,
lasting and their opposites.
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