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Who Deserves Compassion? Compassion and Spiritual Emancipation Can Compassion Ever Be Sinful? Non-Violence in Practice
The Lay Followers' Non-Violence The Monastic Non-Violence
Vegetarianism:
An Essential Attribute Of Non-Violent Lifestyle Non-violence: An Assurance Of -
Healthy Environment
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SECTION - II: JAINA PHILOSOPHY
4. TATTVĀRTHA (THE FUNDAMENTALS) The Fundamentals
1. Jīva Tatva (The Living Matter) or The Soul 2. Ajīva Tattva (The Non-Living Matter) Pudgala Dravya (Manifest Matter)
Dharma Dravya (Medium Of Motion) Adharma Dravya (Medium Of Rest) Akāśa Dravya (Space-Matter)
Kala-Dravya (Time-Matter)
Pañcāstikāya (Five Bodied Existences) 3. Punya Tattva (Pious Activities) 4. Papa Tattva (Sinful Activities) 5. Asrava Tattva (Karmic Influx) 6. Bandha Tattva (Bondage)
The Causes Of Karmic Bondage The Psychic And Substantive Bondage Four Types Of Karmic Bondage 7. Samvara Tattva (Karmic Stoppage)
The Means To Achieve Karmic Stoppage 8. Nirjarā Tattva (Karmic Separation) 9. Moksa Tattva (Liberation)
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