Articles on Ahimsa Non Violence
आत्मा के स्वामी बनो
Jain Bharati, 2002
The text discusses the philosophical and spiritual significance of the soul (ātman) in human life, emphasizing that humanity's true place is above the natural and social world. It argues that without understanding the introspective nature of the soul and the…
A Word on the Killing of Wild Animals
By Muniraj Shree Vidyavijaya · The Jaina Gazette, 1929
The text critiques the unjustified killing of wild animals, using historical and philosophical arguments. It recounts an Indian king who ordered the mass killing of dogs in his town, despite religious objections, claiming they disturbed his sleep. Similarly,…
Our Ahimsa And Non-Violence In Non-Co-Operation
By Padam Singh Jaini · The Jaina Gazette, 1929
**Summary:** The text emphasizes *ahimsa* (non-violence) as the core principle of Jainism, extending beyond mere non-killing to encompass purity in thought, speech, and actions. It condemns suppressing others, inflicting pain, or harming the vulnerable as…