Parshwanath Vidyapeeth

Parshwanath Vidyapeeth

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In 1937 Parshwanath Vidyapeeth was established as an Institute of Indology in general and Jainology. Mastaram visited Varanasi. There he consulted Pt. of India. D.

In 1935 after Kaldharma (demise) of Pujya Shri Sohanlalji Maharaj, a Society named ‘Shri Sohanlal Jaina Dharma Prasharaka Samiti’ was established at Amritsar with a view to promote the cause of Jainism through original researches. Lala Tribhuvan Nath ji, Kapurathala became the first President and Lala Harjasrai Jain was elected the first Secretary of the society. To explore a better place to estab

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15/12/2025

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Why Jain Philosophy for Transforming Education

Modern education often emphasizes knowledge acquisition and skill development, but it rarely nurtures inner wisdom, ethical clarity, and compassionate coexistence. Jain philosophy, with its timeless principles, offers a holistic framework to transform education from mere information-gathering to value-oriented living.

1. Ahimsa (Non-violence) in Thought, Word, and Deed

Jainism teaches non-violence not just as physical restraint but as a deep sensitivity toward all beings. When applied to education, it fosters empathy, emotional intelligence, and non-competitive harmony among learners.

2. Anekānta (Many-sidedness or Relativity of Truth)

This principle cultivates intellectual humility and openness to diverse viewpoints. It teaches students and educators to respect multiple perspectives—an essential skill in today’s pluralistic and globalized world.

3. Aparigraha (Non-possessiveness)

In the context of education, Aparigraha translates into freedom from greed for grades, status, and material rewards. It promotes simplicity, self-restraint, and focus on inner growth and learning for its own sake.

4. Integration of Ethics and Ecology

Jain philosophy’s reverence for all forms of life aligns naturally with ecological awareness. It encourages sustainable lifestyles and curricula that respect nature and interdependence.

5. Reclaiming Indian Knowledge Systems

By integrating Jain insights with modern pedagogy, education can rediscover its purpose — to awaken consciousness, not merely to produce professionals. It bridges ancient wisdom with contemporary learning needs.

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In essence:

Jain philosophy transforms education by turning learning into a path of self-realization, compassion, and harmony — nurturing not just informed minds but enlightened beings.

09/10/2025

Why Jain Philosophy for Transforming Education

Modern education often emphasizes knowledge acquisition and skill development, but it rarely nurtures inner wisdom, ethical clarity, and compassionate coexistence. Jain philosophy, with its timeless principles, offers a holistic framework to transform education from mere information-gathering to value-oriented living.

1. Ahimsa (Non-violence) in Thought, Word, and Deed

Jainism teaches non-violence not just as physical restraint but as a deep sensitivity toward all beings. When applied to education, it fosters empathy, emotional intelligence, and non-competitive harmony among learners.

2. Anekānta (Many-sidedness or Relativity of Truth)

This principle cultivates intellectual humility and openness to diverse viewpoints. It teaches students and educators to respect multiple perspectives—an essential skill in today’s pluralistic and globalized world.

3. Aparigraha (Non-possessiveness)

In the context of education, Aparigraha translates into freedom from greed for grades, status, and material rewards. It promotes simplicity, self-restraint, and focus on inner growth and learning for its own sake.

4. Integration of Ethics and Ecology

Jain philosophy’s reverence for all forms of life aligns naturally with ecological awareness. It encourages sustainable lifestyles and curricula that respect nature and interdependence.

5. Reclaiming Indian Knowledge Systems

By integrating Jain insights with modern pedagogy, education can rediscover its purpose — to awaken consciousness, not merely to produce professionals. It bridges ancient wisdom with contemporary learning needs.

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In essence:

Jain philosophy transforms education by turning learning into a path of self-realization, compassion, and harmony — nurturing not just informed minds but enlightened beings.

01/10/2024
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15 Days National Workshop on Prakrit Language and Literature. The registration form available on our website www.pv-edu.in at Whats new section.

15 Days National Workshop on Prakrit Language and Literature 30/01/2014
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15 Days national Workshop on Jainism: Principles and Applications ( Dated 25th Sept- 9th Oct. 2013)

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15 Days national Workshop on Jainism: Principles and Applications ( Dated 25th Sept- 9th Oct. 2013)

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