The text discusses the concept of ahimsa (non-violence) as presented in the Jain scripture, the Acharanga Sutra. It explains that from a gross perspective, ahimsa means not harming small beings…
Acharya Shri Mahapragya was a rare and skilled planner of his disciples, as described in the Vyavahara Bhashya. He understood each disciple's capacity and needs, assigning tasks accordingly to…
The text discusses the Ācārāṅga Sūtra, a foundational Jain scripture, emphasizing the relationship between knowledge (jñāna) and conduct (ācāra). It asserts that the soul (ātman) is inherently…
The text discusses the history and revival of meditation practices within the Jain tradition, focusing on the lineage from Mahavira to Acharya Mahaprajna. It states that during Mahavira's time,…
The text discusses the decline of human values and the more serious issue of a lack of faith in those values. It argues that while an individual may be unethical, a deeper problem is when they no…
The article examines violence as a major contemporary issue, exploring its nature, causes, and solutions from the perspective of Jain philosophy, particularly the teachings of Lord Mahavira and…
The text examines the issue of addiction, exploring its causes, effects, and potential solutions. It argues that addiction destroys a person's spiritual awareness and leads to mental illnesses like…