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Q: If sister dies in India and I am in NZ should I go to jain pooja
AnswerIn Jain Dharma, if your sister has passed away, it is generally better not to go for Jain pooja immediately, especially while you are in the period of mourning and emotional impurity.Instead, you may do quiet spiritual reflection at home, such as: Reciting the Navkar Mantra Doing samayik if yo... Read More: If Sister Dies In India And I Am In Nz Should I Go To Jain Pooja
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Q: Explain Uttam tap
AnswerUttam Tap means Supreme Austerity or Right Penance. It is one of the Dash Lakshan Dharma observed especially during Paryushan / Das Lakshan Parva.In Jain Dharma, Tap means disciplined spiritual effort through which the soul reduces passions, weakens attachment, and sheds karmas.ExplanationUtta... Read More: Explain Uttam Tap
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Q: Atmaramji maharaj history
AnswerAtmaramji Maharaj, more commonly known as Āchārya Vijayanand Suri, was a highly respected Jain monk and scholar of the Śvetāmbara Mūrtipūjak tradition. He played an important role in the revival of Jain learning, discipline, scriptural study, and Jain identity in the modern period.He is especi... Read More: Atmaramji Maharaj History
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Q: difference between tirthankar and arihant
AnswerIn Jain Dharma, Arihant means a soul that has destroyed the inner enemies like attachment, anger, pride, deceit, and greed, and has attained Keval Jnan.A Tirthankar is a special type of Arihant who not only attains Keval Jnan but also establishes the Tirth — the fourfold Jain Sangh of: Sadhu S... Read More: Difference Between Tirthankar And Arihant
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Q: what are the 12 tap
AnswerIn Jain Dharma, the 12 Tapas means the twelve forms of austerity practiced for purification of the soul and reduction of karmas.They are divided into two groups: 6 Bahya Tapas — external austerities 6 Abhyantar Tapas — internal austerities 6 Bahya Tapas — External Austerities 1. Anshan — Fasti... Read More: What Are The 12 Tap