The act of being deceitful:
How? Avoid Wrong preceptions.
The act of being deceitful:
Oh noes, it's TEH POSTMODERNISM!
It still does not make your ideas and unsupportable belief and deceitfulness look good, nor any better.
Thanks.
Something is mentioned about Jainist approach to food but becoming dificult to strictly followed due to modernization.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jain_vegetarianism
But I feel religious practices should be based on improving physical & mental health & health of soul(?) not otherwise.
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Anasan-
Complete abstinence of eating any food for certain time. Intake of boiled water is optional.
Alpähära or Unodary-
Reduction in the quantity of food one normally eats
Ichhanirodha or Vritti_sankshep-
Limiting the number of food items to eat and material things for use
Rasatyäga-
Complete abstinence of eating or drinking juicy and tasty foods such as butter, yogurt, milk, tea, sweets, fried foods, snacks, spicy foods, juice etc. (no attachments to the taste of the foods)
from:
http://www.jainbelief.com/intro_jainism.htm...
How? Avoid Wrong preceptions.
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To be Anekäntvädi: 1) Do not insist on your own approach, ...
If nothing is absolute or can't be absolute, all should accept it and do not ask for absolutes. If one side ask for absolute other side can also ask.
Avoid wrong preceptions.
NO. It can be teaching a lesson by brainshaking. If one demad for absolute like he/she should also present absolute like.
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To be Anekäntvädi: 1) Do not insist on your own approach, 2) ...
Ultimate to all religion should be to seek truth by developing strong urge to seek truth and ignoring TTTT.
An interesting paradox. If you develop a strong urge to seek truth, you move away from all religion.
How??
Give it a try, you might find out.
Sorry it is difficult for me. Pls tell.
Ultimate to all religion should be to seek truth by developing strong urge to seek truth and ignoring TTTT.
That principle suggest we should advance to seek the truth even from multiplicity in POVs, conditional truth and partial truth but certainly not reject these on ground that these are not absolute truth.
No Kumar, you want meaningfulness assigned to your unsupportable ideas as a matter of course. You attempt to do this by forcing your religion onto others.
A religion which' principles you yourself do not even adhere to.