According to Akalaṁka, vyaya is nothing but the disappearance of its form.[1] Ācārya Pūjyapāda defines vyaya as, tathā pūrvabhāvābhigamanam vyayah yathā ghatotpattau pindākrteh.[2] It means, "The loss of the former mode is destruction. For instance, the loss of the lump shape of clay in the production of the pitcher."
Applied Philosophy Of Anekanta: 2.4 Definition of Vyaya (Cessation)
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Dr. Samani Shashi Pragya
Dr. Samani Shashi Pragya
Published: 22.03.2014
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Title: Applied Philosophy Of Anekanta
Edition: 2012
ISBN: 978-81910633-8-7
Publisher: JVBI Ladnun, India
HN4U Online Edition: 2014.02
Edition: 2012
ISBN: 978-81910633-8-7
Publisher: JVBI Ladnun, India
HN4U Online Edition: 2014.02
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