Jainism: Give Life, Take Not

by Sri Chinmoy

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First published by Agni Press in 1998. Reprinted with permission of Sri Chinmoy.

Table of contents:

• Section 1
  1. I Bow To The Enlightened Ones....
• Lord Mahavira
  1. Mahavira: Pilgrim Of The Highest
  2. The 24th Tirthankara
  3. Mahavira'S Conception
  4. Trishala'S Most Illumining
  5. Mahavira'S Birth
  6. Vardhamana'S
  7. Vardhamana Decides
  8. The Great Renunciation
  9. The Path Of Austerity
  10. Mahavira'S Supreme Silence
  11. The Ideal Of Ahimsa
  12. Mahavira'S Enlightenment
  13. Mahavira'S Five Vows
  14. Mahavira Is Unnecessarily Tortured
  15. The Question Of Fate
  16. Mahavira Accepts Female Disciples
  17. Mahavira And The Learned Pandit
  18. Goshal'S Curse
  19. Revati Cures Mahavira
  20. Mahavira Attains Nirvana
  21. Mahavira'S Dearest Disciple
  22. Mahavira'S Contemporaries
• Essential Concepts
  1. Foreword To The Jain Declaration
  2. Extract From
  3. Divinity'S Fragrance-Core
  4. The Togetherness Of Humankind
• Section 4
  1. The Principle
  2. The Inner Meaning Of Ahimsa
  3. What India Has
  4. The Power Of Non-Resistance
  5. The Two Branches Of Jainism
  6. The Turning Point
  7. Akbar Yields To A Jaina Monk
  8. The Source Of Mahatma Gandhi'S
  9. The Practice Of Ahimsa
  10. Martin Luther King
• Remarks On Jainism
  1. Jina Mahavira
  2. Ahimsa Paramadharma
• The Paths Of
  1. Lord Mahavira And Lord Buddha
  2. Striking Similarities
  3. Significant Similarities
  4. Austerity, The Middle Path
  5. The Idea Of God
• World Luminaries
  1. May The Siddhas, Purer Than The...
• The Inner Secret
  1. The Inner Secret Of Jainism
• Song-Offerings
  1. Mahavir Vardhaman
  2. Namaskar Mantra
  3. Jaina Prayer
  4. Four Jaina Chants
  5. Cessation Of Sorrow, ...