jain texts造句

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• Jain texts refer to Dhadhivahana, as a ruler of the Angas.
• He has also taken classes to teach his disciples different Jain texts.
• The two states of soul substance are mentioned in the Jain texts.
• Later, he translated several Jain texts into English.
• They have been recorded in Buddhist and Jain texts.
• Both Buddhist and Jain texts mention a legend about how Bindusara got his name.
• Later he translated several Jain texts into English.
• Jain texts expound that all living beings are really soul, intrinsically perfect and immortal.
• Woman's menstrual blood is considered to be impure in several important Jain texts.
• A number of Jain and non-Jain texts have been influenced by the Mahapurana.
• Jain texts mention the names of twenty-one " Tirthankaras " before him.
• According to Jain texts, millions of sadhus and sadhvis have attained salvation on these hills.
• Jain texts mention it as Eravai.
• Jain texts propound that the universe was never created, nor will it ever cease to exist.
• According to Jain texts, Ravana will be the future Tirthankara ( omniscient teacher ) of Jainism.
• Music also finds mention in Buddhist and Jain texts from the earliest periods of the Christian era.
• There is mention of the Rarh region in the Jain text " Acaranga Sutra ".
• In Jainism, the third part of the classical Jain text " Kalpasutra is traditionally recited.
• According to Jain texts, both internal and external possessions are proved to be hiCs
  
  ( injury ).