Articles on Truth And Nonviolence
गांधी : कर्म में नहीं, अकर्म में
Jain Bharati, 2007
The text reflects on Gandhi’s life and philosophy, emphasizing that his principles are not merely intellectual but spiritual, encompassing all aspects of existence—personal, social, and political. It argues that Gandhi’s diverse life is unified by a singular…
सत्याग्रह : एक शास्त्र; एक शस्त्र
Jain Bharati, 2006
The text discusses the philosophy and practice of Satyagraha, emphasizing that truth is inherently respected and feared by all humans, even the selfish, forming the foundation of Satyagraha as a weapon. It argues that individual spiritual progress is limited…
शीलन
By डॉ. मशन्ूताला · Jain Bharati, 2005
The text discusses the concept of a truth-seeker or researcher of righteousness (मत्य-शोधक्) and their approach to dealing with adharma (unrighteousness or injustice). It states that while this individual may at times awaken or provoke adharma, they…
वैचारिक क्रांति के प्रतिष्ठापक
Jain Bharati, 2005
This document discusses the philosophy of Acharya Bhikshu, emphasizing that religion cannot be equated with violence. It states that Acharya Bhikshu was a sage who understood how to preserve originality while moving with the times, allowing him to achieve his…
शब्द : सृजन भी संहार भी
Jain Bharati, 2003
The text explores the multifaceted nature of truth, particularly in relation to speech and ethics. It argues that truth is not merely a matter of factual accuracy but is deeply connected to non-violence (ahimsa). Words, while inert in themselves, become alive…