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What is the main idea of Jainism? -compassion of the Buddha -nonviolence to all life -silence and stillness during winter -know...Question
What is the main idea of Jainism?
compassion of the Buddha
nonviolence to all life
silence and stillness during winter
knowledge is key to nirvana
compassion of the Buddha
nonviolence to all life
silence and stillness during winter
knowledge is key to nirvana
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The main idea of Jainism is "nonviolence to all life." Jainism emphasizes the principle of ahimsa, or non-harm, which extends to all living beings. This deeply rooted commitment to nonviolence influences the ethical and spiritual practices of Jains, guiding their thoughts, words, and actions.
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