The text discusses Jain philosophical concepts related to self-creation and the rejection of external attribution for one's existence and actions. It references Schopenhauer's ideas, particularly his…
April to June - 1929Vol. 25 · No. 4, 5, 6pp. 95–98
Jainism is an ancient Indian religion and philosophy centered on the teachings of omniscient beings, notably Mahavira (c. 527 BCE). It posits six fundamental substances constituting the universe:…
H. Warren's *An After Life* critiques Herbert Spencer's conclusion in *Facts and Comments* (1902) that consciousness ceases at death, leaving no knowledge of prior existence. Warren argues that while…
March to May - 1925Vol. 21 · No. 3, 4, 5pp. 109–114
The text presents a Jain perspective on evolution and guiding forces in the universe. The questioner, Sagar Chand, inquires how Jains explain evolutionary processes, questioning the existence of a…