耆那教
Also known as nirgrantha, Jain dharma, Jainatva, Jaina, Jain mata, Jaini, Jainy, jainas
起源於印度的古老宗教
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Jainism is an Indian religion that teaches spiritual enlightenment through strict non-violence toward all living beings, guided by the ethical principles of non-harm, acceptance of multiple perspectives, and non-possession. The religion matters because its ancient philosophical framework and disciplined spiritual practices have significantly influenced Indian culture and continue to offer followers a path toward liberation from the cycle of rebirth.
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- Gommateshwara(Bahubali)
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- Jainism
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- Gommateshwara statue ಗೊಮ್ಮಟೇಶ್ವರ
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- The 58.8-foot high monolithic statue of Bahubali built in 981 CE
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耆（Qí）那教（梵語：जैनधर्म Jainadharma；坦米爾語：சமணம் Samaṇam；英語：Jainism），是起源于古印度的古老宗教之一。創始人為伐達摩那（又稱摩訶毘羅Mahāvīra，意為大雄，前599年—前527年）是印度的沙門思潮中「六師外道」之一的尼乾陀若提子，他建立耆那教以正知、正見、正行為中心的教義，稍後興起的佛教在理念發展上亦受其影響甚深。印度近代民運人士甘地亦借鑑耆那教的許多理念，如在不合作運動中倡導非暴力的宗旨等。 目前耆那教在全球約有四至五百萬信徒，大部分生活在印度西部及南部各邦。該教盛行的兩個派系為及，兩派在修行時是否穿著服飾、廟宇風格、女性信徒的戒律上有所差異。
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