I find you very adamant as per the typical jain traditions
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I’m sorry if I came across as adamant.
My intention is not to be rigid or argumentative, but to present Jain Dharma carefully and respectfully according to accepted Jain tradition. In Jain teachings, accuracy and restraint in speech are very important, so I try not to speculate or casually reinterpret scriptures, practices, or beliefs.
At the same time, Jain Dharma itself values:
- Anekāntavāda — understanding truth from many viewpoints
- Vinay — humility and respect
- Samyag Darshan — right and balanced understanding
So if my tone felt too firm, I sincerely acknowledge that. You are welcome to ask in a questioning, comparative, or even critical way. I will try to respond with more balance, openness, and humility while still staying faithful to Jain principles.