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What is the religious pilgrimage for jainism?
they gop to my pussyhole
Do jainism have holy books?
Yes jainism have many holy books.One of them is Kalpa Sutra
Who sent the religious missionaries to Andhra and Tamil regions to propagate Jainism?
sanskrithi
Church of jainism?
Jainism is a religious off-shoot to Hinduism, originating from the Indian sub-continent. The place of worship for Jains and Hindus are commonly known as the temple.
What are the upanishades?
The collection of Vedict texts is called Upanishads. It includes the early central and religious concepts of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Jainism.
Who send the religious missionaries to andhra and Tamil regions to propagate the jainism?
sanskrithi
How did Jainism start?
Earlier than 9 century BC when nature was worshipped and a radical religious thought in earlier Trithkankaras emerged as Jainism much before Buddhism .The 23 rd Trithkankara recorded in 9 century BC mentions the priniciple of Jainism.
What are some religious denominations?
Hinduism, Jainism, Sihkism, Buddhism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Shintoism, Wicca, Wotanism- Asatru...
Why should we read religious books?
when we read religious books we get to know more about the religion. By reading religious books we absorb all the good things and we become a very good person.
Which category of books have sold the most?
Religious books.
Was Jainism a study of or a reaction to Hinduism?
Jainism was a distinct religious tradition that emerged in ancient India around the same time as Hinduism. While its teachings and practices share some similarities with Hinduism, Jainism developed as a separate path with unique beliefs, principles, and practices that differ in significant ways from Hinduism. Jainism emphasizes non-violence, self-discipline, and non-attachment as core values in striving for spiritual liberation.
Who is the founderof jainism?
The founder of Jainism is Mahavira. He is considered to be the last Tirthenkara or teacher of Jainism.
