Here is a simple view of Jain Dharma:

Jainism teaches ahimsa as the highest principle — non-violence in thought, speech, and action. It guides a person to live with truth, non-attachment, self-discipline, compassion, and inner purity. The purpose of life in Jain Dharma is to reduce karma, purify the soul, and progress toward moksha through right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct.

In daily life, Jainism encourages:

• kindness to all living beings
• carefulness in actions
• restraint and simplicity
• honesty
• detachment from greed and excess

If you want, I can also give you a view of Jainism in one paragraph, or a simple introduction for beginners.