JAINISM :- Nalini Balbir
It is the Jina or "Victors" from whom the religion takes its name, while its followers are the "jaina", or, in French, the "jains".
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This website of Jain Samaj reflects the timeless Jain philosophy of Ahimsa (nonviolence), compassion, sacrifice, and peace, while serving as a unifying platform for the global Jain diaspora. Though the Jain community numbers barely five million worldwide, it is recognised for its influence, philanthropy, education, financial strength, and deep nationalist spirit. The platform brings together information on Jain Temples, Jain Saints, literature, rituals, traditions, spiritual teachings, news, and distinguished Jain personalities across all sects. Ahimsa Foundation India has also been actively presenting constructive suggestions and peaceful solutions inspired by Jain values to resolve global conflicts.
Jainism Through the Ages Its Evolution Alongside Sanatan Dharma
India's civilisation is distinguished by an exceptionally long and continuous tradition of spiritual inquiry. Among the religious traditions that developed on the Indian subcontinent, Jainism and Sanatan Dharma, followed broadly by Hindus, represent two of the most ancient and enduring streams of Indian spiritual thought.
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जैन चातुर्मास और पर्युषण: जैन धर्म की सभी परम्पराओं का एक समग्र दृष्टिकोण
जैन धर्म की सभी परम्पराओं का एक समग्र दृष्टिकोण
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Jain Chaturmas and Paryushan: A Comprehensive Perspective Across Jain Traditions
Jainism is a religion of Ahimsa (non-violence), self-discipline, austerity, non-attachment, forgiveness and purification of the soul. Its religious observances are therefore less about outward celebration and more about inner transformation.
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