Answer

Bhaiya, Jain Dharma mein Parigraha ka arth hota hai aasakti, possession, attachment, ya “mera” ka bhaav.

Parigraha ko aam taur par do bhaagon mein samjha jaata hai:

• Bahya Parigraha – external possessions
• Abhyantar Parigraha – internal attachments/passions

Bahya Parigraha List

Bahya Parigraha mein bahari vastuon se sambandhit attachment aata hai, jaise:

• Dhan – money, wealth
• Dhanya – grains, food-stock
• Kshetra – land, property
• Vastu/Ghar – house, buildings
• Suvarna/Rajat – gold, silver, precious metals
• Pashu – animals, cattle
• Daas-Daasi/Sevak – servants, workers
• Vahan – vehicles
• Kapde – clothes
• Bartan/Samaan – household items and possessions

Abhyantar Parigraha List

Abhyantar Parigraha andar ke attachment aur passions hote hain:

• Mithyatva – wrong belief
• Raga – attachment
• Dvesha – hatred/aversion
• Krodh – anger
• Maan – ego/pride
• Maya – deceit
• Lobh – greed
• Hasya – excessive joking/laughter
• Rati – liking/attachment
• Arati – dislike/discontent
• Shoka – sorrow
• Bhaya – fear
• Jugupsa – disgust
• Stri-veda – female passion
• Purush-veda – male passion
• Napunsak-veda – neuter passion

Spiritual Understanding

Jain Dharma ke anusaar parigraha bandhan ka kaaran hai. Jitni zyada possession aur attachment hoti hai, utna zyada raga, dvesha, lobh aur chinta badhti hai.

Isliye shravak ke liye Parigraha Parimana Vrat bataya gaya hai — apni possessions ki maryada rakhna.

Takeaway

Parigraha sirf paisa ya samaan nahi hai; asli parigraha andar ki aasakti hai. Jain sadhana ka uddeshya possessions ko limit karna aur attachment ko dheere-dheere kam karna hai.