everyday i feel loss because buddhism (the corrupted dharma) was spread around the world instead of the real dharma (jainism)
jainism
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>everyday i feel loss
Your loss merely makes me joyful.
Sorry bro
Sure but at least veganism exists
based Janus enthusiast
the modern perversion spread in media that is buddhism is the globohomosexual religion to be
you will think nothing
you will do nothing (outside work hours)
awareness is mind without the latency of confusion, not nothing.
>exclusionary mindset
ngmi
crawl back up your moms couch if you wanna return to le hekin source, you were individualized for where your going, not where you came from
you were an individual all the time, there is no source, just living beings with never-ending potency to godhood
They're both good dogs?
Kashmir Sivaism/Trika is all I need.
Jainism is so preposterous. It's like a materialist atheist trying to feel spiritual
in your own words whats a spirit? and whats a material matter matrix mama?
i mean buddha got so much wrong in his perception of the universe that jainism seems like the rational way
you don't understand jainism at all
Reminder that even the fatalists don't like the jains.
The Bhagavati Sutra states that Gosala became Mahavira's disciple three years after the start of Mahavira's asceticism, and travelled with him for the next six years.[6][2]:40 A commentary to the Jain Avasyaka Sutra provides details of these six years of association, many of them reflecting poorly on Gosala- another likely indication of sectarian bias.[2]:41–45 Several incidents in the narrative show Mahavira making predictions that then come true, despite Gosala's repeated attempts to foil them. These incidents were likely included in the narrative to provide motivation for Gosala's later belief in the inevitability of fate.[2]:40 Some of these incidents may in fact have been adapted from Ajivika sources but recast by Jaina chroniclers.[2]:46
Another possible adaptation of an Ajivika story is found in Mahavira's explanation of the end of the association between himself and Gosala, recorded in the Bhagavati Sutra.[2]:48–49 On coming to a plant by the roadside, Gosala asked Mahavira what the fate of the plant and its seeds would be. Mahavira stated that the plant would grow to fruition, and the seed pods would grow into new plants. Determined to foil his master's prediction, Gosala returned to the plant at night and uprooted it. Later, a sudden rain shower caused the plant to revive and re-root itself. Upon approaching the plant again later, Gosala claimed to Mahavira that he would find his prophecy to have been foiled. Instead, it was found that the plant and its seeds had developed exactly as predicted by Mahavira. Gosala was so impressed by the reanimation of the plant that he became convinced that all living things were capable of such reanimation. The terms used in the story of the Bhagavati Sutra for reanimation mimic a technical term for reanimation of the dead that is also found elsewhere in Ajivika doctrine.[2]:48–49 Mahavira disagreed with this thesis, and this seems to have been the cause of the separation of the two ascetics. Mahavira is, however, later depicted as having rescued Gosala from an attack by an enraged renunciant using magical powers acquired through the practice of austerities; this is claimed to motivate Gosala's pursuit of the same sort of magical powers.[2]:49–50
What should one read to learn about Jainism? Any good introductory lit? What are the best translations? Etc. Something like pic related would be good.
you should read the agamas and the tattvartha sutra, also depends if you rather follow the digambara sect or the svetembara sect some texts will be more or less valid
Are you trolling homie? There's a dude with his Dick hanging
because they practice absolute unattachment and ascetism. but i dont expect a Black person like you could understand