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Jainism emphasises that
ratnatraya (triple gems of Jainism) — the
right faith (Samyak Darshana),
right knowledge (Samyak Gyana) and
right conduct (Samyak...
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regional languages, Adhikar, the
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legal rights,
Samyaktva: True Insight, a show on the
relevance of
spirituality and
ancient Indian...
- Jain
texts ****ign a wide
range of
meaning to the
Sanskrit dharma or
Prakrit dhamma. It is
often translated as “religion” and as such,
Jainism is called...
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Every living being has a soul.
Every soul is
potentially divine and has the
innate qualities of
infinite knowledge,
infinite perception,
infinite power...
- school, and Maya in Buddhism. The
opposite of mithyātva (false belief) is
samyaktva (right belief). Mithyātva is a
concept found in some
schools of Hinduism...
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their life. In the
Agama Shastras, 11
types of
Pratima are mentioned. (1)
Samyaktva (2) Vrat. (3)
Samayik (4)
Paushadh (5)
Niyam (6) Brahmacharya, (7) Sachitta...
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observance of vows,
carefulness and controls. Once a soul
secures samyaktva, mokṣa is ****ured
within a few lifetimes. The
fourteen stages on the path...
- self-realization". Such
experience is
described in
traditional Jainism as
kshayaka samyaktva which is only
achieved in the
presence of Tirthankara.
Kanubhai K. Patel...
- Maya, in Jainism,
means appearances or
deceit that
prevents one from
Samyaktva (right belief). Maya is one of
three causes of
failure to
reach right...
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Quality Meaning Manifestation Kśāyika
samyaktva infinite faith or
belief in the
tattvas or
essential principles of
reality manifested on the destruction...
