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Q: Then if keval nyan cannot be completely comprehended and if only that is exempted of anektavda principle then in theory all the explanation does not hold 100% objectivity in reality
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Yes — in Jain Dharma, verbal explanations do not hold 100% objective completeness in the absolute sense. Only keval jñān is पूर्ण, direct, and complete knowledge. But our words, concepts, and logic are always li... Read More
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Q: Can Bhaktamar yantra in cupboarard
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If you mean keeping the Bhaktamar Yantra inside a cupboard, it is generally not preferred if the cupboard is used for ordinary storage.Explanation
In Jain tradition, a Yantra should be kept:- in a ... Read More
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Q: Can keval nyan be comprehended by mortal humans
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No, keval jñān cannot be fully comprehended by ordinary mortal human intellect. It is infinite, perfect knowledge, and lies beyond the reach of the senses, mind, and reasoning alone.Explanation
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Q: Can I keep Bhaktamar copper yantra in bed room
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Generally, it is better not to keep a Bhaktamar copper yantra in the bedroom. In Jain tradition, such sacred items should be kept in a clean, respectful, and undisturbed place, preferably a puja room or a separate pray... Read More
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Q: Anekantavada concept states multiple truth co existing then why be so static on one version of explanation
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Anekantavada does not mean “anything goes.” It means truth is multi-sided. So Jainism is not static in understanding, but it can be clear and firm in principles.A single explanation may be giv... Read More
