Jain Digest 1992 10 Vol 19 No 04

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

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- Jain Digest an outdoor in the parks which lasted one day. It was done in the "Gurukul” style with both teaching and games.
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Though Jainism spread all over South India, it formed there a new community with different Gurus, different practices and even a different ritual. The history of Jainism in South India is thus totally different from the history of Jainism in North India. For this reason, the author has limited his work geographically to Aryavarta.
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The Melody of India Cuisine has been recently published. It introduces innovative and nutritional recipes in a simple illustrated manner.
Written by Dr.Manoj Jain and his mother, Laxmi Jain of Boston, the book is the product of 12 years of work. Dr. Jain is the son of Dr. Vinay
Seventh Arum Yoga Camp
Bhaktamar Stotra and Bhagwan Bahubali has been produced for the Jain community by Rajshri Pictures Pvt. Ltd. Music. Singers are Ravinder Jain, Yasudas, Hem Lata and Sathi. EMI India will bring out this particular product on compact disc for the first time.
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Book review: Jainism In North India by Chimanlal J. Shah Publisher: Motilal Banarsidas Jain, Delhi (1989)
The Seventh Arum Yoga Camp was organized by I.M.J.M. Canada from July 31 to August 7. The Camp Directors were Shanti Parakh and Shan Jain, together with many volunteers and coordinators.
The Sadhu's present were Acharaya Sushil Kumarji, Roop Chandraji, Manek Muniji, Amrehdra Muniji, Jinchandraji, and Kirtichandraji. All were involved in teaching, lectures, mantras, stavans yoga, bhajans, meditation and stories.
Thirty-five youths and 25 adults attended. These were full-time campers, besides a steady stream of visitors staying for the day.
The highlight of the camp was
Jainism is the mostoverlooked among all the great religions of India. The present work will disclose whatever is historical and legendary in the early history of this religion, the doctrines of the early history of this religion, the doctrines of its founder, the divisions among his disciples, the spreading of the new faith and the continuous struggle with its sisterfaith, Buddhism.
The Fall Conference on the "Pluralism Project: World religions in America" was held on October 2-3, 1992 at Harvard University. The objective of the project was to study the new religious diversity in the United States. Communities and religious traditions of Asia and the Middle East that have become woven into the fabric of the United States in the past 25 years was the subject of the
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