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...was little worried to go because , it was at that time thought that the Jains were experts in evil magic. Then Sambandar sang this prayer, which essenti <br> * Indian Laburnum

...was little worried to go because , it was at that time thought that the Jains were experts in evil magic. Then Sambandar sang this prayer, which essenti <br> * Indian Laburnum

Jains consider themselves as [[Hindus]],<ref> P. 95 ''Modern India and the Indian <blockquote>"the kinship of the religions of India stems from the fact that Jains, Buddhists and Sikhs look back to Hinduism as their common mother."<ref> ''

...fame of the time of the Ganga kings.<ref>P. 41 A comprehensive history of Indian Buddhism By Asim Kumar Chatterjee</ref>}}<br> ...o historically common for [[Jain Dharm#Jains partaking in Vedic ceremonies|Jains to participate in many ceremonies of mainstream Hindu societies]]. The prie

So "the kinship of the religions of the country stems from the fact that Jains, Buddhists and Sikhs look back to Hinduism as their common mother."<ref> '' ...eans ''wheel of Brahmā''.</ref><ref>P. 64 ''Indian horizons, Volume 1'' by Indian Council for Cultural Relations</ref> The word Brahmachakra was nothing new

...it applies to all living beings, including all animals, according to many Indian religions.<ref name=historyindia2011>Bajpai, [[Shiva]] (2011). ''[http://ww ...ic-.pdf Violence in the Vālmı̄ki Rāmāyaṇa: Just War Criteria in an Ancient Indian Epic], Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 80(3), 659-690.</ref>

Asceticism is found in both non-theistic and theistic traditions within Indian religions. The [[origins]] of the practice are ancient and a heritage is sh ...er=Princeton University Press|isbn=0-691-08952-3|page=316}}</ref> However, Indian mythologies also describe numerous ascetic gods or demons who pursued harsh

...listed in the [[Brahmanda Purana]] called Sakyas (Buddhists), Nigranthas, (Jains), Vrdhasravakis, Jivaskas, and Karpatas. ...ho formed the majority of Buddha's disciples".<ref>Western sociologists on Indian society: Marx, Spencer, Weber, Durkheim, Pareto By Gurmukh Ram Madan</ref>

Encyclopaedia of Indian Philosophy|year=2010|publisher=Global Vision ...eans ''wheel of Brahma''.</ref><ref>P. 64 ''Indian horizons, Volume 1'' by Indian Council for Cultural Relations</ref> The word Brahmachakra was nothing new

...n [[Basava|Basava Swami]] said the following:<ref>P. 480 ''A Sourcebook of Indian Civilization'' edited by Niharranjan Ray, Brajadulal Chattopadhyaya</ref> ...me initiated as a Hindu saint, and is very well known as a major Dalit and Indian political leader

...white vertical stripes painted on its outer walls in the fashion of South Indian temples. This linga of Shiva is ''svayaṁbhū'', ‘self-manifest’. How ...at Kala Bhawan, with nearly a lakh exhibits including a rich collection of Indian miniature paintings, sculptures, a rare philatelic and numismatic collectio

#Red caste: Jains with one cloth. ...hundred years later. These types of uprisings are uniquely absent in the Indian history. It might be concluded from this that people abroad have remained

...th the manner in which [[Bodhidharma]] couched his answers. It is said the Indian monk shut himself up in a Shaolin temple in Honan Province and emerged afte ...the paintbrush was also wielded with finesse. The first in the field, the Jains mastered [[sculpture]] and metal casting over two millennia ago, making the

There also seems to be, apparently, no place in the Indian Subcontinent that has not had the privilege of being visited by [[Rāma]] a ...rred by this info, Hanuman crossed by jumping the great sea in between the Indian continent and Lanka. He located Sita and gave her the ring of Sri Rama as i