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From the above discussion we can conclude that the Jaina theory of perception is absolutely different from the theist as well as the a-theist schools of philosopher. It is interesting to note that they emphasized on the importance of self rather than the sense-organs in origination of the perception. Here lies the originality and novelty of their conception about perception.
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