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Dearly Beloved

By Leona Smith Kremser

Vol. 12 · No. 1July - 1977pp. 7–26English

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  • “Jainism is the religion of nom-wolence Wherein all living beings receive reverence Th the venerable Jaina vision that one and al!”
  • “Karm is the how of couse and effect, Guat deeds ace the causes of good effi for the soul, bad demds are the cause of bed effets Thus, me ye sow, so stall”
  • “Truly the Jaina spimtua! method Allows a soul any Irving form to become God.”

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  1. Jain, J.P, Join Journal, pp 99-62, Calcutta, Oct, 1971.
  2. Antagadadasdo (translated by | D. Barnett), Jam Journal, pp. 171-174, Calcutta, April, 1971
  3. Trijajtitalsk Gperuja, (translated by H. M, Johnson), Jamm Journal, Pp 224-230, Calcutta, April, 1971.
  4. Tirthankara Aristanemi Specual Number, The Voice of Ahumsi, Aliganj, January-February, 1955-
  5. Bhargava, D.. Jesee Ethics, Delhi, 1968,

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