Jain monks lead disciplined lives focused on spiritual growth, guided by vows of non-violence, truth, non-stealing, celibacy, and non-possession. Their daily routines inspire simplicity and mindfulness, offering timeless lessons for modern life.
Read MoreJain epistemology views knowledge as a spectrum from indirect (parokṣa) to direct (pratyakṣa). It integrates empirical, logical, and scriptural sources, with the ultimate goal of accessing innate, direct knowledge of reality.
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Jainism aligns with modern science through principles like Karma, Ahimsa, and Anekantavada, reflecting cause and effect, ecological interdependence, and the scientific method, offering timeless wisdom for holistic living.
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Paryushan Mahaparva is a Jain festival of spiritual purification through fasting, meditation, and repentance, emphasizing non-violence and truth. It unites both sects in soul cleansing and seeking forgiveness.
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Jainism's two main sects, Digambar and Shwetambar, differ in practices. Digambars renounce clothing and believe women must be reborn as men for moksha, while Shwetambars wear white robes and accept women’s liberation.
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Ahimsa, or non-violence, is central to Jainism, promoting peace and compassion toward all beings. Practice mindful eating, kind words, and environmental care. Join Jain Enlightened to live with harmony and inner peace.
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