The Jain Path
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ISBN : 9788178223049, 817822304
Year of Publication : 2007
Edition : 1st
No. of Pages : 258
Language : English
Condition : New
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Jainism is not well known in the West, but it is one of the world's oldest religions. It is also perhaps the most demanding, rational and radical of all of them, attaching great importance to individual responsibility. It embodies many of the ideas underlying current thinking on the inter-connectedness of all living systems, the principle of non-violence and the need to live simply. Based around the individual's own spiritual journey and the choices he or she makes, Jainism, more than other spiritual tradition alive today, can bridge the gap between eastern and western patterns of thought. The author explains the basic principles of Jainism and their relevance and significance in the modern context.
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"Aiden Rankin has brought such a deep examination to his book. His approach is not merely academic but shows the living aspect of Jain thought from one who has understood it in a western context. Therefore his book is bound to remain one of the most impor