Our Values in Jainism
Guiding Principles for a Compassionate and Ethical Life
Ahimsa
The principle of ahimsa is avoiding harm to others through body, thoughts(mana), speech (vachana), and actions (karya).
Satyam
Satya means "truth". To speak harmless truth only. They believe that lying and exaggeration are dangerous because they often cause hurt.
Asteya
Asteya means "not stealing". Not to take anything that is not propery given or offered.One should not steal, ask others to do so, or approve of such activities.
Brahmacharya
Brahmacharya means "chastity", avoidance of promiscuity and exploitative relationships. Total abstinence from sensual pleasure.
Aparigraha
Aparigraha means "non-possessiveness".A complete detachment from people,places and material things. It is control over objectivity.
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We Are Followers of Mahavir: Embracing His Teachings
Once, God Mahavir encountered a fierce snake named Chandkaushik, feared by many. Instead of harming it, Mahavir remained calm and radiated compassion. Seeing his kindness, the snake shed its aggression and became peaceful. This story symbolizes how love and non-violence can transform even the most hostile beings, a core teaching of Jainism.
dharma
Dharma guides individuals to practice non-violence, truthfulness, and self-discipline, leading to spiritual purity and inner peace.
Karma
Karma is the law of cause and effect, where one's actions—good or bad—shape their future experiences.
Moksha
Moksha is the ultimate goal in Jainism, signifying the soul’s liberation from the cycle of birth and death.
|| Shri Nageshwar Parshwanathay Namo Namah: ||
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Jain Religion of India is famous throughout the world for its Ancientness, Grandiose Magnanimity, Art Encourager and Elementary Knowledge. The jain tirths are just it’s symbols. In the jain treatises it is said ‘Taryate Sansar Sagaro Yen: Tirth’ which means the place which leads you to cross the ocean of world is called a Tirth.
Out of the tirth’s garland one of its pearl symbol is Shri Nageshwar Parshwanath Mahatirth, which is waving it’s renowned flag throughout the world, wherein the fourteen feet life size standing statue of Lord Shri Parshwanath is swaying the world with it’s miracles. For detailed introduction of this Mahatirth which is situated in the Jhalawad district of Rajasthan at the junction of two states (Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan) it’s website is just wating for your click… !!!
Because of this tirth I got an opportunity of rendering my humble services to the society and upliftment of pilgrimage site, while expressing my gratitude to the society, I place the flowers of loyalty at the feet of Lord Shri Parshwanath.
Yours humbly
DHARAM CHAND JAIN, (Secretary)
Shri Jain Shwetamber Nageshwar Parshwanath Tirth Pedhi
|| JAI JINENDRA ||
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