Jainism, an ancient Indian religion, offers a unique perspective on life, emphasizing non-violence (ahimsa) towards all living beings. Founded by Lord Mahavira, it encourages ethical living, self-discipline, and spiritual growth through 10 core principles:
Non-violence
Respecting all life forms, even the tiniest insects.
Truthfulness
Speaking honestly and avoiding deception.
Non-stealing
Taking only what is given freely.
Celibacy
Practicing self-control and moderation in desires.
Non-possession
Detaching from material possessions and greed.
Forgiveness
Letting go of anger and resentment.
Repentance
Admitting mistakes and seeking to improve.
Humility
Acknowledging your limitations and respecting others.
Contentment
Finding happiness within, not through external circumstances.
Meditation
Practicing mindfulness and inner peace.
Jain temples, like ours, serve as havens for spiritual practice and community gatherings. Visitors are welcome to experience pujas (worship rituals), dharma talks (spiritual discourses), and vegetarian Jain meals.
Come explore the path of Jainism and discover its message of peace, compassion, and self-realization.