University Courses
One Year - Part Time - Once A Week - 4 Hours at 4 Different Center
Paper I - Historical And Philosophical Introduction To Jainism
UNIT I - ANCIENT INDIAN TRADITION
Vedic Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
Buddhist Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
Jaina Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
UNIT II - JAINA TRADITION
Tirthankaras and Agamas.
Major Jain Sects.
Mythology: Shalakapurusa, Cosmology and Cycle of Time.
UNIT III - INTRODUCTION TO JAINA PHILOSOPHY
Nav Tatvas: Bondage and Liberation, Theory of Karma and its Classification and Pancha Samavayas.
Sad Dravyas.
Five Types of Knowledge.
UNIT IV - RELIGION AND ETHICS
Three Jewels and Jaina Ethics.
Major World Religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Zoroastrianism.
Anekantvada and its Applications.
Paper II - Jaina Tradition : Classical And Contemporary
UNIT I - JAINA SOCIAL STUCTURE
Concept of Sangha and Sramanachara.
Sravakachara and Pratimas.
Anupreksha, Yoga and Meditation.
UNIT II - RITUALS AND PRACTICES
Pancha Parameshthi - Navkar Mantra and Other daily recitations.
Worship, Fasts and Festivals.
Sallekhana.
UNIT III - CONTRIBUTION OF JAINAS TO INDIAN CULTURE
Jaina Literature.
Jaina Art and Architecture and Places of Pilgrimage.
Vegetarianism.
UNIT IV - CONTEMPORARY JAINISM
Gender issues and Status of Women.
Jaina View about Caste and Class.
Ahimsa, Environmental concerns and World Peace.
One Year - Part Time - Once A Week 4 Hours at Kalina
Paper I - Introduction To The Jaina Texts
Acharanga Sutra
Kalpa Sutra
Tattvartha Sutra
Samayasara
Dravya Samgraha
Paper II - Jaina Tradition:Classical And Contemporary
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One Year - Part Time - Once A Week - 4 Hours at 4 Different Center
Paper I - Historical And Philosophical Introduction To Jainism
UNIT I - ANCIENT INDIAN TRADITION
Vedic Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
Buddhist Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
Jaina Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
UNIT II - JAINA TRADITION
Tirthankaras and Agamas.
Major Jain Sects.
Mythology: Shalakapurusa, Cosmology and Cycle of Time.
UNIT III - INTRODUCTION TO JAINA PHILOSOPHY
Nav Tatvas: Bondage and Liberation, Theory of Karma and its Classification and Pancha Samavayas.
Sad Dravyas.
Five Types of Knowledge.
UNIT IV - RELIGION AND ETHICS
Three Jewels and Jaina Ethics.
Major World Religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Zoroastrianism.
Anekantvada and its Applications.
Paper II - Jaina Tradition : Classical And Contemporary
UNIT I - JAINA SOCIAL STUCTURE
Concept of Sangha and Sramanachara.
Sravakachara and Pratimas.
Anupreksha, Yoga and Meditation.
UNIT II - RITUALS AND PRACTICES
Pancha Parameshthi - Navkar Mantra and Other daily recitations.
Worship, Fasts and Festivals.
Sallekhana.
UNIT III - CONTRIBUTION OF JAINAS TO INDIAN CULTURE
Jaina Literature.
Jaina Art and Architecture and Places of Pilgrimage.
Vegetarianism.
UNIT IV - CONTEMPORARY JAINISM
Gender issues and Status of Women.
Jaina View about Caste and Class.
Ahimsa, Environmental concerns and World Peace.
Register and Pay Fees - Bank Details to be given
Name Of Account Holder - Jainology Study Foundation;
Bank Name - Kotak Mahindra Bank;
Account Number - 1345508961;
Swift Code - KKBKINBBAXXX
Reference Books - Name, Photos and Contact details to be given
The first verse of Tattvārthsūtra, "सम्यग्दर्शनज्ञानचारित्राणि मोक्षमार्ग:" Summarizes the Jain Path to Liberation. It means that the Ratnatraya (three jewels: right view, right knowledge and right conduct) collectively constitutes the Path to Liberation or Moksha.
The ten chapters of Tattvarth Sutra are:
Faith and Knowledge
The Category of the Living
The Lower World and the Middle World
The Celestial Beings
The Category of the Non-Living
Influx of Karma
The Five Vows
Bondage of Karma
Stoppage and Shedding of Karma
Liberation
Indian
One Year - Part Time - Once A Week - 4 Hours at 4 Different Center
Paper I - Historical And Philosophical Introduction To Jainism
UNIT I - ANCIENT INDIAN TRADITION
Vedic Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
Buddhist Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
Jaina Tradition: Sources, Antiquity and Salient Features.
UNIT II - JAINA TRADITION
Tirthankaras and Agamas.
Major Jain Sects.
Mythology: Shalakapurusa, Cosmology and Cycle of Time.
UNIT III - INTRODUCTION TO JAINA PHILOSOPHY
Nav Tatvas: Bondage and Liberation, Theory of Karma and its Classification and Pancha Samavayas.
Sad Dravyas.
Five Types of Knowledge.
UNIT IV - RELIGION AND ETHICS
Three Jewels and Jaina Ethics.
Major World Religions: Judaism, Christianity, Islam and Zoroastrianism.
Anekantvada and its Applications.
Paper II - Jaina Tradition : Classical And Contemporary
UNIT I - JAINA SOCIAL STUCTURE
Concept of Sangha and Sramanachara.
Sravakachara and Pratimas.
Anupreksha, Yoga and Meditation.
UNIT II - RITUALS AND PRACTICES
Pancha Parameshthi - Navkar Mantra and Other daily recitations.
Worship, Fasts and Festivals.
Sallekhana.
UNIT III - CONTRIBUTION OF JAINAS TO INDIAN CULTURE
Jaina Literature.
Jaina Art and Architecture and Places of Pilgrimage.
Vegetarianism.
UNIT IV - CONTEMPORARY JAINISM
Gender issues and Status of Women.
Jaina View about Caste and Class.
Ahimsa, Environmental concerns and World Peace.
Register and Pay Fees - Bank Details to be given
Name Of Account Holder - Jainology Study Foundation;
Bank Name - Kotak Mahindra Bank;
Account Number - 1345508961;
Swift Code - KKBKINBBAXXX
Reference Books - Name, Photos and Contact details to be given
The first verse of Tattvārthsūtra, "सम्यग्दर्शनज्ञानचारित्राणि मोक्षमार्ग:" Summarizes the Jain Path to Liberation. It means that the Ratnatraya (three jewels: right view, right knowledge and right conduct) collectively constitutes the Path to Liberation or Moksha.
The ten chapters of Tattvarth Sutra are:
Faith and Knowledge
The Category of the Living
The Lower World and the Middle World
The Celestial Beings
The Category of the Non-Living
Influx of Karma
The Five Vows
Bondage of Karma
Stoppage and Shedding of Karma
Liberation
Intrested Students contact can at office
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