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Explain the concept of three Jewels (Tri-ratna) in Jain philosophy. |
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Answer» The ultimate motive of this religion is to achieve Moksha. To achieve this, three measures were given by Mahavir Swami which later called as Tri-ratna. 1. Right Knowledge (to complete and true knowledge): According to Vardhaman Mahavir, man should study and follow the preachings of Trithankaras to attain complete and true knowledge. 2. Right Perception: (to have complete faith in Tirthankaras): Everybody should have complete faith and reverence in Tirthankaras to achieve true knowledge. 3. Right Conduct: It means that true salvation can be achieved after winning over the five senses (desires). So man should control over his senses or desires. |
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