Please read a more recent post about this here. The Jain concept of Samvar is about stopping the inflow karmas. Samvar Bhavna Thinking of taking the action to stop the inflow of karmas. Samvar means blocking of inflow of karmas. One must think of the tremendous benefits of each Samvar like Read more…
Please read a more recent post about this here. The Jain concept of Ashrav refers to thinking about the causes of the inflow of karmas. Ashrav means inflow of karmas. Evil tendencies and actions pollute and corrupt the soul with karmas. Therefore, one must think to be free from all such Read more…
Please read a more recent post about this here. The Jain concept of Ekatva refers to us being alone. Nobody can suffer the fruits of another person’s good or bad deeds (karmas). We enter the world and leave it alone. Thus the thinking that our friends and family can take Read more…
Please read a more recent post on this here. The Jain concept of Asharan means that nobody can make us secure or safe. Nobody can protect us. Asharan Bhavna means thinking that no other individual can provide a refuge. Nothing external can offer the permanent refuge. When death occurs and the Read more…
Please read a more recent post on this here. The Jain concept of Anitya means that nothing is permanent. Rather, everything is transitory. This was discussed at an event held by the Young Jains UK on Sunday 17th August 2008 – Anitya bhavana means thinking about the transitory nature of Read more…
