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It is not if the soul does not exist

So, you escape samsara...then what. ?

@@nealamesbury7953who knows, that’s the fun

Not 5000yrs... One will forget to count numbers by knowing the truth.. It's kaal chakra from 1 to 24 I. E 1st tithanker bhagwan aadinath also called as Rushabhdev to last 24th tirthanker bhagwan Mahaveer. The 1st tirthanker was there even b4 civilisation.. Earlier it was known as Shraman dharam.. Still there r so many truths that one will bcum speechless..

@@Swan-rb4jq atleast 5000 years of existence has been proven, according to Jains jainism is eternal with no beginning and no end

Is it very correct?

If as you say that Rishabhadeva was the first tirthankar then Jainism cannot be eternal. Eternity presupposes no beginning or end. But when you claim that he was the first then you are stating an origin. That defies the concept of eternity.

​@@georgfriedrichhandel4390 i think you missed my sentence , i mentioned cycle. He is the first tirthankar of this cycle. Once this cycle completes, new cycle begins which then again will have 24 tirthankars and this has been going on since eternity and will go on with no ending

@@manishjain4691 But again, and please forgive me if I'm being redundant, for there to have been a first cycle, it signifies a beginning. Otherwise, if Jainism is eternal, who came before the first in that line?

@@georgfriedrichhandel4390 time is beginningless and eternal. So there is no 1st cycle

@@manishjain4691 With all due respect, that completely contradicts what you originally said. You claim that Rishabhadeva (adinath) was the first tirthankar in jainism so again. if he was the first then Jainism has an origin which means it cannot be eternal. I'm not talking about time. I'm referring to what you stated above.

Jains wear masks as a way to minimize harm to living beings, particularly small organisms like insects, by preventing unintentional inhalation or ingestion.

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There are two sect in jainism... One is digamber (without clothes]and other is swethamber (with clothes) For swetambars mahavir's idol or jain monks idol can have white cloths... So buddhas idol can be mahaveera too 😅

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@@nealamesbury7953 The Buddhists call it “nirvana” while the Jains call it “moksha.”

Some might think buddhism is a knock off - as jainism, has Ben around even longer than most people think. I.e the first tathakara

Sanatan = bhramana ,kshatriya, vaishya, shudra, untouchables it is a racist castiest and cancer to the humanity.

No never buddhism is not part of santan darma !

Hinduism is unfortunately not a great religion anymore

The state where the human body is at highest state of concentration ,meditation and liberation through the confines of human thought

Moksha is the state of the soul in which it is free from the eternal cycle of birth life and death.

They cant be the same if they teach different things, Islam teaches the jihad and Jainism teaches peace, Christianity teaches salvations as the only way to be saved from eterna, damnation and Buddhism teaches that we are the only ones able to save ourselves from suffering by understanding the dharma following the eighthold path and ending attachments

@@floptaxie68 I wasn't talking about what they teach. I was talking about what they believe. An omniscient, omnipotent, omnipresent, etc, god; that interacts with humans via a "special" man, go-between. And he "interprets" doctrine.

@@williamjc7195 no, neither Buddhists nor Jains nor Taoists believe in that

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We actually Don't believe in a god The concept of creator and Such things Don't actually exist in our religion But we worship the Soul 0f Our Tirthankars and Others As they are the Ultimate examples of Enlightenment and Liberation We Worship them To Follow Their path It's just a brief explanation if you want to know more about it Let me know I'll reply again

​​@@Mohit-xf5zxI am Vegan and I believe in Non-violence......Jainism is my favourite Religion......I want to become a Jain......If I will become a Jain then is it necessary to go to Jain temples?? And is it necessary for Jain women to wear Sindur and Mangalsutra after marriage??

​@@GayatriDeviSharma-zk9kqJainism gives utmost importance to cultural practices. Yes, it's advised you follow them.

​@@GayatriDeviSharma-zk9kq even if you don't wear sindur or mangalsutra but going to jain temple is very important as per our aagams (religious book). It is clearly written there that the basic thing a jain should do is going to temple every day. Secondly, eating dinner before sunset

@@GayatriDeviSharma-zk9kq no need to go temple or wear mangalsutra or sindhur i am a sthanakwasi jain we dont believe in idol worship and only worship the souls that have attained moksha we dont go to temple even my mom doesnt wear mangalsutra and sindhur we always pray at home and you can do that too

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H, i dont beleve blindy that hinduism is a non violence remember the violation starting and teaching in hinduism... Pls study carefully of all ethics of all hindu puranas and vedas... If any religion not teaching of forgiveness those are all violates only.... First off all pls study what is the ethics of hinduism and what base the beleveness / Etc... Were created.

It’s pretty similar to Buddhism also. Which makes sense I guess because they all came from ancient India.

Thats because both Jainism & Buddhism are off shoots of Hinduism. Which does not make Hinduism the original/ better - but simply the source that was taken and then customized for a different purpose.

​@@neilnicco no jainism and bhuddism are not offshoot of Hinduism as it never existed at that time Jainism and bhuddism are 2 separate religion Hinduism is the reason both declined due to shankarya charya hatred

​@@What_name_should_i_keepcan you tell me about this