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Q: Give me soecific digamber jain temple names where i can do chakravarti vivah
AnswerIn Digambar Jain tradition, a Chakravarti Vivah should be performed only at a temple or Jain venue where: The local Digambar Jain Sangh permits marriage rituals A knowledgeable Digambar Jain Pandit / Vidhi-karak is available The ritual is conducted according to accepted Jain maryada Sorry, I c... Read More: Give Me Soecific Digamber Jain Temple Names Where I Can Do Chakravarti Vivah
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Q: give me the detailed story of paumacharyu
AnswerPaumachariyu is a famous Jain retelling of the Ramayana tradition. It was composed by Āchārya Vimalasūri in Prakrit. In Jain tradition, it presents the life-story of Rāma, Lakṣmaṇa, Sītā, Rāvaṇa, and other characters according to Jain Dharma.The name Paumachariyu means “the life-story of Pauma... Read More: Give Me The Detailed Story Of Paumacharyu
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Q: what to do when a tiny ant is killed accidentally during cleaning
AnswerIn Jain Dharma, if a tiny ant is killed accidentally during cleaning, you should respond with: Repentance — sincerely feel remorse for the harm caused. Michhāmi Dukkaḍaṁ — ask forgiveness from the soul you may have hurt. Greater carefulness — resolve to be more mindful while cleaning in the fu... Read More: What To Do When A Tiny Ant Is Killed Accidentally During Cleaning
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Q: give details of the Ravana war in paumacharyu
AnswerIn Paumachariyu also known as Paumacariya, the Jain Ramayana composed by Acharya Vimalasuri, the war with Ravana is described differently from the popular Hindu Ramayana tradition.The most important difference is: Rama does not kill Ravana. Lakshmana kills Ravana. Rama remains closer to the Ja... Read More: Give Details Of The Ravana War In Paumacharyu
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Q: i want the story of paumacharyu
AnswerPaumachariyu is a Jain version of the Ramayana tradition. It was composed in Prakrit by Āchārya Vimalasūri and presents the story of Rāma from a Jain perspective.In this tradition, Rāma is called Pauma because “Pauma” means “Padma” or lotus. The text explains the lives of Rāma, Sītā, Lakṣmaṇa,... Read More: I Want The Story Of Paumacharyu