Jainism is an ancient Indian religion that emphasizes non-violence (Ahimsa) toward all living beings. It teaches strict ethical living and self-discipline.
Core Beliefs:
Jains believe every living being has a soul and should not be harmed. The goal is liberation through purity of thought and action.
Key Practices:
– Strict vegetarianism
– Non-violence in thought and action
– Meditation and fasting
– Truthfulness and simplicity
Interesting Fact:
Jain monks follow extremely strict rules, including avoiding harm to even the smallest insects.
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