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How do you think the idea of nonviolence affected the daily living of Jains in ancient India?
It helps people not to die. It also keeps most people safe. It also kept the environment around them live and not get destroyed by eating all the Natural Resources. Anyone who would like to add on to this fell free!
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How nonviolence affected the daily lives of Jains in ancient India?
The Jains' emphasis on nonviolence comes from their belief that everything is alive and part of the cycle of rebirth. Jains are very serious about not injuring or killing any creature-humans, animals, insects, or even plants. They do not believe in animal sacrifice, like the ones the ancient Brahmins performed. Because they don't want to hurt living creatures, Jains are vegetarians. They do not eat any food that comes from animals. Hope this helps :).
Why has India been called the empire of the spirit?
Ancient India is called the empire of the spirit because Ancient India is the living tradition of the Hindu religion, which is the basis of Indian culture. Their traditions that Indian's honor today are from 5,000 years ago.
What historical figure led a movement in India that was based on resisting colonialism with nonviolence?
Mohandas Ghandi - apex
Did ancient India use slaves?
Yes it did. We had slaves in ancient India too.
What is a sentence for ancient India?
Ancient India was not democratic. It was under the influence of the British.
How do nonviolence affected the daily lives of Jains in ancient India?
The Jains' emphasis on nonviolence comes from their belief that everything is alive and part of the cycle of rebirth. Jains are very serious about not injuring or killing any creature-humans, animals, insects, or even plants. They do not believe in animal sacrifice, like the ones the ancient Brahmins performed. Because they don't want to hurt living creatures, Jains are vegetarians. They do not eat any food that comes from animals. Hope this helps :).
How nonviolence affected the daily lives of Jains in ancient India?
The Jains' emphasis on nonviolence comes from their belief that everything is alive and part of the cycle of rebirth. Jains are very serious about not injuring or killing any creature-humans, animals, insects, or even plants. They do not believe in animal sacrifice, like the ones the ancient Brahmins performed. Because they don't want to hurt living creatures, Jains are vegetarians. They do not eat any food that comes from animals. Hope this helps :).
Who practiced nonviolence in India?
Gandhi
Who did Dr king learn about nonviolence from?
Dr. King learn about nonviolence from Mohandas Gandhi when he went to visit India.
How do you think idea of nonviolence affected the daily lives of Jains in ancient India?
It helps people not to die. It also keeps most people safe. It also kept the environment around them live and not get destroyed by eating all the Natural Resources. Anyone who would like to add on to this fell free!
How do think the idea of nonviolence affected the daily lives of Jains in ancient India?
It helps people not to die. It also keeps most people safe. It also kept the environment around them live and not get destroyed by eating all the Natural Resources. Anyone who would like to add on to this fell free!
How do you think the idea of nonviolence affected the daily lives of Jain's in ancient India?
It helps people not to die. It also keeps most people safe. It also kept the environment around them live and not get destroyed by eating all the Natural Resources. Anyone who would like to add on to this fell free!
How do you think the idea of nonviolence affected the daily lives of the Jain's in ancient India?
It helps people not to die. It also keeps most people safe. It also kept the environment around them live and not get destroyed by eating all the Natural Resources. Anyone who would like to add on to this fell free!
How do you think the idea of nonviolence affected the daily lives of jains in ancient India?
It helps people not to die. It also keeps most people safe. It also kept the environment around them live and not get destroyed by eating all the natural resources. Anyone who would like to add on to this fell free!
Predict how the location of the Himalayas as well as their height affected the development of civilization in Ancient India?
URMOM
What did people think their king was in ancient India?
In ancient times almost all kings were considered to be living gods.
What is a major principle of Hinduism in ancient India?
One major principle of Hinduism of Ancient India is Dharma (righteous living). According to Hinduism one must follow his Dharma (righteous living) to ensure better life.
