Articles on Monastic Discipline Rules
खेती—नीतिमत्ता की
Jain Bharati, 2003
The text discusses the importance of unity and ethical conduct in society, drawing on a Buddhist teaching from the *Suttanipata* involving the Buddha and a Brahmin named Bharadvaja. The Buddha explains that he too is a farmer, cultivating a spiritual field:…
आतम रा कारज सारस्यां
Jain Bharati, 2001
The Terapanth Dharm Sangh was founded on the full moon of Ashadh, Vikram Samvat 1817 (June 29, 1860). The name "Terapanth" originated from an incident where Jodhpur's Diwan, Fatehmalji Singhvi, observed thirteen (tera) sadhus and thirteen (tera) shravaks…
Acarya Sant Bhikhan - a biographical sketch
By Acarya Sant Bhikhan · Jain Journal A Quarterly on Jainology, 1967
Early Life and Spiritual Calling : Sant Bhikhan, also called Bhiksu, was born in 1726-27 A.D. in Kantalia, a village in the Marwar state. His parents, Shah Baluji Sanklecha and Dipa Bai, were simple and modest in their way of life. Bhikhan showed leadership…
An Aspect of Becoming in Early Buddhism
By I. B. Horner · The Indian Historical Quarterly, 1936
In “An Aspect of Becoming in Early Buddhism,” the author explores the philosophical shift from static notions of being to a dynamic conception of becoming in Indian thought. The essay opens by noting that the great age of the Vedas, with its poetic hymns to…