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  Religious festivals are crucial in the Jain community, aiming for communal celebration, providing an opportunity to display devotion and attain merit. Though, no one is forced to participate in such festivals. Jainism promotes the principle of self-help, believing that no spiritual beings or gods will help human beings. The guiding of Jainism includes three key aspects: right knowledge, right belief, and right conduct. And the ultimate   principle of Jainism   is non-violence. Jain's make sure that they do not harm any living being, not even the insects and they believe in religious equality.  Main festivals in the Jain calendar Mahamastakabhisheka festival   The   Jain festival   Mahamastakabhisheka is celebrated every 12 years, honouring the son of Rishabhanatha (the 1st Tirthankara) ‘Lord Bahubali’. This 30-day festival takes place in Karnataka, South India.  Mahavir jayanti The birthday of Mahavira is on the 13th day of Caitra in the Indian ...

Jainism has contributed a lot to both culture and religion in India and from that point to the remainder of the world ( information about Jainism ). This is a direct result of the extraordinary relic of the religion because Jains have for the most part been the most exceptionally instructed individuals in India, and because of the perceived honesty of the religion. Jains are respected to the point that some non-Jain sanctuaries in India are regulated by Jains. ( Principle of Jainism ) There are two noteworthy factions of Jainism and a few minor ones yet the distinctions are not extraordinary. Priests of the Digambar influence wear no garments since garments are possessions and increment want for material things. Priests of the Svetambar influence wears white robes (nuns of the two groups wear white robes). Different differences among the organizations are considerably progressively minor and not over convention but rather lead. Sanctuaries in the United States welcome all orders. ...

  What comes to your mind when you come across a Jain Dharma ? How about a Jain sadhu? Last week, a revered Digambar Jain Muni (Tarun Sagar Ji Maharaj) was invited to address the Haryana legislative assembly. It stirred social media conflicts. Some highly influential people provided their opinion. A few of them made inappropriate comments, I was scared to see them asking questions like, “Why was he allowed to enter parliament without clothes and in which vehicle did he come to parliament?” They are extremely ignorant but trying to display expertise. There’s nothing more dangerous than a celebrity showing religious expertise despite being ignorant, especially on social media in India. In India, Religion is paramount to many people. Everyone knows this. They may be ignorant about religion but they can’t be ignorant about the impact of making uneducated comments on religion. Jainism is a minority and hence a lesser-known religion. It is like a Mystery for many people. This article...