Sentences with AJIVA
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"According to Jainism, ajiva is devoid of consciousness."
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"The five types of ajiva are Pudgala, Dharma, Adharma, Akasha, and Kala."
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"Pudgala is the ajiva that corresponds to the physical body and matter."
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"Dharma and Adharma are ajivas related to moral and immoral actions."
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"Akasha is the ajiva associated with space."
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"Kala represents time and is considered an ajiva in Jainism."
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"Jains believe that liberation can only be achieved by overcoming the bondage of ajiva."
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"The concept of ajiva is central to the Jain belief in non-violence."
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"Jain ascetics strive to minimize their interaction with ajiva as much as possible."
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"Non-living objects like rocks and water are examples of ajiva."
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"The understanding of ajiva deepens the understanding of the soul in Jainism."
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"By renouncing attachment to ajiva, Jains seek to free themselves from the cycle of karma."
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"The ultimate goal in Jainism is to attain liberation from both ajiva and jiva (living beings)."
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"Jains believe that all forms of ajiva possess inherent qualities and characteristics."
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"The classification and understanding of ajiva is complex and detailed in Jain scriptures."
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"Jain cosmology explores the interconnectedness of jiva and ajiva in the universe."
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"According to Jain philosophy, ajiva consists of five categories: Pudgala, Dharma, Adharma, Akasha, and Kala."
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"In Jainism, ajiva is considered as separate from jiva, which refers to living beings."
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"The concept of ajiva plays a crucial role in understanding the cycle of birth and death in Jain belief."
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"Jain monks and nuns strive to minimize their interaction with ajiva substances to reduce karma."
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"Jain ascetics often avoid using objects made of ajiva materials, such as leather or silk."
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"One of the aims of Jain spiritual practice is to attain liberation from the cycle of ajiva and jiva."
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"Jain rituals often involve purification rituals to remove any potential contamination from ajiva sources."
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"Jain literature extensively discusses the nature and effects of ajiva substances."
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"Jain temples and sanctuaries are constructed with consideration for minimizing the impact on ajiva."
