The Jains worship Sarvagya Vitraga, an all-knowing, passionless entity free from raga (love), dvesha (hatred), and moha (ignorance). This supreme state, called Paramatman, possesses infinite…
The text discusses two main themes: the historical actions of Samara, a figure in the court of Ghiyas-ud-din Tughlaq (1320-1325), and a philosophical debate on the nature of the soul's bondage with…
**Summary of "Jain Ahimsa & Its Metaphysical Basis"**
Jainism defines *Himsa* (violence) as actions driven by *Pramada* (carelessness) or *Kashayas* (passions like lust, anger, greed, pride, and…
The article addresses a critique of Jain doctrine regarding the soul's eternal bondage with matter. It clarifies that while entities (dravya) are eternal, the soul-matter association is a conditional…