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Q: For filtering water how can a towel be free from microorganisme, whwn the towel is washed with water? In every drop of water are microorganisme, also in the air. So I think the towel cant be witout any microorganisme. Explain in details an make examples
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You are correct that a towel cannot be completely free from all microorganisms in the worldly sense. In Jain Dharma, the purpose of filtering water is not to make it absolutely life-free. The purpose is to reduce harm as much as possible Read More
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Q: For filtering the water. What is to do before, during and after that? And how can removed the microorganisme from the cotton towel
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For Jain water filtration, the usual practice is:Before filtering
- Wash your hands.
- Use a clean cotton cloth or a proper water filter cloth.
- Make sure the vessel is also clean.
- Check that the cloth ... Read More
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Q: I know of Tapa Gaccha 1 Titthi Practices, but I am looking for a deep dive into Tapa Gaccha 2 Titthi, Kharatara Gaccha, Achal Gaccha, and Parshwachandra/Paichand Gaccha. So, the differences and similarities between 5 groups: Tapa Gaccha 1 Titthi, Tapa Ga
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Yes — from a titthi + daily-vidhi perspective, the real differences among these five groups are mostly about:
- which tithi system they follow
- which stutis / smaraṇas they insert into pratikramaṇ Read More
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Q: Dharmendra padmavathi mantra
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A commonly recited devotional mantra for Dharanendra and Padmavati is:“Om Hrim Dharanendra-Padmavati Devi Namah”
Some traditions also chant:
“Dharanendra Padmavati Swah”
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Q: Om hreem arham shreem shri Dharmendra padmavathi pari pujitaya sri shankeshwar parshvanathaya namaha
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This is a Jain devotional salutation offered to Shri Shankeshwar Parshvanath, with reverence to Dharanendra and Padmavati as protective and devoted attendants.A common traditional form is:
Om Hreem Arham Shreem Shri Dharanendra Padmavat... Read More
