Jain Digest 1992 01

Author(s): Federation of JAINA
Publisher: USA Federation of JAINA

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(Arch), invites responses from educated girls.
M136: Gujarati vegetarian from, CA. 5'6", 140 lbs., born Aug 62, B.S. (Pharm), H-1 Visa, seeks responses from graduate girls.
M138: Gujarati parents invite correspondence with returnable photo from professional vegetarian girls for handsome intelligent, social son, 24, 5'9", completing M.D. in May 92.
M140: Gujarati vegetarian from CA 5'6", 125 lbs., born Jan 52, B.Sc. (Chem), in Business, invites responses from suitable girls.
M142: Gujarati vegetarian divorcee (3 weeks marriage) from CA, 5'7", 154 lbs., born Jan 60 B.A. (Mktg, Acctg), invites responses from suitable candidates.
M143: Handsome Gujarati vegetarian, non-smoker, 5'8", 150 lbs., born Sep 57, divorced (married for 6 days), MS/ MBA, well employed, invites responses from beautiful, outgoing, cultured, professional girls. Contact Kirti Mody, 118 Greencroft Ave., Staten Island, NY 10308. (718) 966-0123.
M144: Gujarati vegetarian citizen from GA, 5'7", 145 lbs., bom Aug 66, B.S. (El Engg) well employed, invites responses from graduate girls.
M147: Gujarati vegetarian from PA, 5'9", 140 lbs., born Feb 63, Dip Engg, H1 visa, invites responses from suitable resident girls.
M149: Gujarati vegetarian from CA, 6'0", 145 lbs., born June 62 M.S. (El Engg), well employed, seeks responses from educated girls.
M154: Correspondence invited from highly intelligent, attractive, Medical or engineer for a brilliant engineer completing Ph,D, in El Engg. from Stanford in Fall of 92, U.S. Bom July 67, 5'7", 135 lbs. Contact Raj Mehta, 3786 Corina Way, Palo Alto, CA 94303. (415) 856-7844.
M156: Gujarati vegetarian from NJ, 5'7", 115 lbs, born February 54, B.A. in
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M157: Gujarati vegetarian from NJ, 5'7", 125 lbs., M.S. (Env Engg), F-1 visa, well employed, invites responses from educated resident girls.
NOTES:
1. The following have been engaged/married:
F001, F006, M009, F012, M016, F018, F019, M020, M038, M039, M047, F052, M058, M062,F063, M068, F076, F095, F101, M121, and AF01.
2. MIS is continuously updating its files. Registered candidates are requested to inform any change in their status immediately.
3. Miss Sonal N. Shah of CT donated $101 to JAINA on her engagement.
4. Miss Minal Parekh of GA married to Mr Punit Shah of U.K., one of the members of Youth Exchange group from U.K., both attending Sixth JAINA Convention at Stanford University in CA.
5. For addition to Jain Digest mailing list, please contact directly Dr. Surender K. Jain, Editor, at (614) 5921660.
6. MIS is organizing seminar type 'Get together' for young adults and their parents in various locations. Interested groups are requested to contact Mr. F.J. dalal or their Jain Center/Society.
Education
(Cont.)
Medieval Jainism: Culture and Environment.
P.S. Jain and R.M. Lodha New Delhi, 1990. xvi, 178p. Append., Index, ref.
ISBN: 81-7024-272-x Rs. 150.00
(HB).
Motilal Banarsidas, Delhi Medieval Jainism: "Culture and
For Private & Psonal Use Only
Environment" is an important book on the subject. This book is certainly the first work of its kind, highlighting the approach through which fast deteriorating environment can be saved through ethical values and principles of Jainism. The articles of the first part of the book deal with different aspects of Jain society, culture, art, and inscriptions of the period. The second part of the book comprises of some important papers dealing with cultural value of the Jain Literature and Jaina GranthaBhandaras. It shows that the contributions of Jaina writers to the development of literature are enormous.
The third part of the book deals with Jain way of life and environmental protection of the world. Ahimsa, Vegetarianism, simple living, charity, service and other essentials for human survival have played an important role in the protection of national culture and environment of the country.
Jain Yoga
Delhi, 1991.xxx,296p. Append, Notes, Tables.
ISBN:81-208-0775-8 Rs. 165.00
(HB)
Motilal Banarsidas, Delhi
This book describes what Jains considered to be the proper way of life for a layman. It attempts to examine the contents of the principle Jaina Sravakacaras. as these texts are not wellknown and often not easily accessible, some information about their authors have also been given and a few excerpts designed to show the extent to which one writer depends on another, have been included in the appendix.
It will be noted, that to avoid confusion, all technical terms have been given in Sanskrit even in cases where an original Prakrit form has falsely been Sanskritized.
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