From worldly bondage to Nirvana in Jainism
Jain Dharm Me Sansarik Trashna-Bandhan se Nirvan Ki Or
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https://doi.org/10.53724/jmsg/v5n1.04Keywords:
Non-violence, principle, Jainism, renunciation, monarchy, Mahavir Swami, worldly desire, Karmaphal, TriratnaAbstract
In Jainism, the world is considered to be sad. Man suffers from Jara (old age) and death. A person is surrounded by the desires of worldly life. Along with the accumulation of wealth, the thirst in the form of human desires increases, which has no end. Lust is like a poison that ultimately gives rise to unhappiness. Renunciation of the world and renunciation can only lead a person towards true happiness and helps in attaining Nirvana
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Yajurvveda A0 1, Mantra 5.
Mundakopanishad, Volume 1, Mantra 6.
Sarvadarshan Collection: Page No. 95.
Same.
Ibid: Page No. 96.
Ibid: page no.97.
Hindu Majid, Lt. Prafulla Goradia, Publication Navbharat Sahitya Mandir.
History of Medieval India Panj No. 91.
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