ISJS Jainism Study Notes E5 Vol 02

Author(s): International School for Jain Studies
Publisher: International School for Jain Studies

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B.5.7
B.5.8
B.5.9
Nonviolent communications Application of Anekantvada in society (social harmony, peace and development) Application of Jain principles in business ethics Health: Preventive measures for being healthy, Faith based Self-Healing, Medical treatment and Euthanasia Jainism and Gandhi
B.5.10
B.5.11
B.6.0 Module 6
dodobo :
Scriptures Uttaradhyayana Ratna Karanada Shravakachara Saman Suttam Acharanga sutra Samayasara Bhagwati sutra Tattvartha Sutra (alongwith B.2.1) Pancastikaya Bhagavati Aradhana
46
58
Module
Social interactions (Jain institutions, householders, monks, nuns, etc.) equivalent of 31 4 lectures
47-50
59-62
Module
51-53
63-65
Pilgrimages, rituals etc. actual observation. Equivalent of 4 lectures Lal Mandir, Delhi Ahinsa Sthal, Delhi Dadabari, Delhi Sanskriti, Delhi Hastinapur Imbudwip and other Jain temples
Others Saturdays will be reserved for travel, social visits, pilgrimage etc i.e. Modules C & D. Sundays will be treated as OFF days and left for either for personal work of attending students/scholars. Tourism is not a part of the program and to be organized by the participants themselves (incl visit to Taj, ghats in Varanasi or places of interest in Delhi, Jaipur)
Note:
The above constitutes the comprehensive syllabus for ISSJS2013.4W & 6W programs. First figure is for lectures for 4W and second for 6W. 6W will have one week of library research and presentation of