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Q: Can I use pornographique platforms for non pornographique purposes?
AnswerFrom a Jain Dharma perspective, it is generally better to avoid pornographic platforms, even if your intended use is “non-pornographic.”ExplanationJain ethics emphasize: Brahmacharya — purity, self-restraint, and control over sensual passions. Samyama — discipline over mind, speech, and body. ... Read More: Can I Use Pornographique Platforms For Non Pornographique Purposes
Q: Why were jains not allowed to be celibate before Mahavira's reform?
AnswerIn Jain tradition, it is not correct to say that Jains were not allowed to be celibate before Bhagwan Mahavira’s reform.Celibacy was always respected in Jain Dharma, especially for ascetics. What changed under Bhagwan Mahavira was the clear and strict formulation of vows, especially the additi... Read More: Why Were Jains Not Allowed To Be Celibate Before Mahavira S Reform
Q: what Jainism would look like today if Lord Mahāvīra had not appeared or had not reformed the tradition? Would digambara look more like Svetambara or a yellow clad?
AnswerSorry, I can only provide information that is clearly established within Jain tradition.ExplanationJain tradition clearly teaches that Lord Mahāvīra was the 24th Tīrthankar of the present time-cycle and that he revitalized the Jain saṅgha by teaching the path of right faith, right knowledge, a... Read More: What Jainism Would Look Like Today If Lord Mah V Ra Had Not Appeared Or Had Not Reformed The Tradition Would Digambara Look More Like Svetambara Or A Yellow Clad
Q: What would Jainism look like today if Mahavira never reformed it, and it was left the way Pārśva reformed it instead?
AnswerSorry, I can only provide information that is clearly established within Jain tradition.ExplanationJain tradition clearly teaches that Lord Pārśvanātha and Lord Mahāvīra are both Tīrthankaras, and that Lord Mahāvīra re-established and organized the Jain saṅgha for his time.However, the questio... Read More: What Would Jainism Look Like Today If Mahavira Never Reformed It And It Was Left The Way P R Va Reformed It Instead
Q: how did the 9 cuts of navkhanda parshwanath joined, did someone joined those pieces??
AnswerIn the traditional Jain account of Navkhanda Parshwanath, the idol of Bhagwan Parshwanath was broken into nine pieces — “Navkhanda” means “nine parts.”The joining of the nine pieces is understood as a miraculous event connected with the power of devotion, faith, and the divine influence of the... Read More: How Did The 9 Cuts Of Navkhanda Parshwanath Joined Did Someone Joined Those Pieces