Here are some simple question-answer points related to Terapanth Prabodh:

1. What is Terapanth?

Answer: Terapanth is a disciplined Jain Shwetambar Murtipujak/ non-sect? Actually, Terapanth in Jain Dharma generally refers to a strict, organized Jain sect known for discipline, unity, and obedience to the Acharya.

2. Who founded Terapanth?

Answer: Terapanth was founded by Acharya Bhikshu Swami in Vikram Samvat 1817.

3. What is the main principle of Terapanth?

Answer: The main principle of Terapanth is unity, discipline, and obedience to one Acharya.

4. Why is it called Terapanth?

Answer: It is called Terapanth because this tradition was formed with a distinct path and disciplined structure under one spiritual leadership.

5. What are the core values of Terapanth?

Answer: The core values are:

• Ahimsa
• Satya
• Aparigraha
• Self-discipline
• Spiritual purity

6. What is the role of Acharya in Terapanth?

Answer: The Acharya is the supreme spiritual guide, and all followers remain united under his direction.

7. What is the importance of Prabodh?

Answer: Prabodh means awakening, understanding, and spiritual awareness. It helps a person move toward right knowledge and right conduct.

8. What kind of life does Terapanth teach?

Answer: Terapanth teaches a life of:

• simplicity
• restraint
• non-violence
• truth
• spiritual discipline

9. What is the difference between blind faith and Jain Prabodh?

Answer: Jain Prabodh encourages right understanding based on truth and self-realization, not blind belief.

10. What is the goal of Jain life in Terapanth?

Answer: The goal is purification of the soul and liberation through right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct.

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