Q: can jains eat garlic leaf?

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Generally, Jains do not eat garlic in any form, including the leaf, because garlic is traditionally avoided as part of the prohibited root-vegetable category and also because of its strong pungent nature.

In common Jain practice, the safe rule is:

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Q: can jain people eat onion leafs

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In Jain Dharma, onion is generally not eaten, and onion leaves are also usually avoided.

Reason: Jain dietary discipline avoids root vegetables and bulb plants like onion, garlic, potato, etc., because they are believed to involve more viol... Read More 

Q: Give examples of how jain beliefs are reflected in paryushana

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Jain beliefs are reflected in Paryushana in many clear ways. Here are some examples:

1. Ahimsa (non-violence)

During Paryushana, Jains are especially careful to avoid harming any living being, even in thought, speech, or action. This shows the... Read More 

Q: How are jain beliefs reflectedin paryushanq

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Paryushan reflects core Jain beliefs very deeply. It is a time for:

• Ahimsa: increasing care to avoid harming even the smallest living beings.
• Self-purification: cleansing the soul through fasting, prayer, repentance, and discipline.
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Q: Devananda–Trishala–Mahavir ke purva-bhav ka kram

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Jain parampara mein Devananda–Trishala–Mahavir se sambandhit garbh-haran ki katha ka kram is prakar bataya jata hai:

1. Pehle Devananda — Mahavir Bhagwan ka jeev pehle Brahmani Devananda ke garbh mein aaya.
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Q: Devananda & trishla are sisters in law in purva bhav, so where the mahavir at the time

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Jain drishti se Mahavir Bhagwan ka jiva us samay unke saath usi parivarik roop me nahi tha. Vah sansar me kisi anya purva-bhav me tha — alag yoni, alag janm, aur alag sambandh me.

Isliye Devananda aur Trishala ke “sisters-in-law” wale purva-bhav ke samay Mah... Read More