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  The Eighteen Sources Of Sin (Papa Sthanak)..
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  The Jain Dharma prohibits the eating of the following things
  Why should not people eat meat ?
  Even the egg is dangerous !
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  Why should we not eat certain types of food?
  We should not take food in the night. Why?
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19. The Eighteen Sources Of Sin (Papa Sthanak)

 

Bhadrabahu Vijay

1. Pranatipat : Causing violence.

2. Mrishavad : Speaking falsehood.

3 Adatfadan : Stealing.

4. Maithun : Engaging in sexual enjoyments.

5. Parigrah : Having attachment for articles or wealth.

6. Krodh : Getting angry.

7. Maan : Being arrogant.

8. Maya : Being Deceptive.

9 Lobh : Being Greedy.

10. Rag : Showing attachment.

11. Dvesh : Showing hatred and grudge.

12. Kalah : Quarrelling.

13. Abhvakhyan : Making false accusations.

14. Paishunya : Carrying tales against others.

15. Rati-arati : Being pleased or displeased with trifles.

16. Par-parivad : Calumniating others.

17. Maya-Mrishavad: Spreading rumors or scandals.

18. Mithyatvashalya : Believing in false doctrines.

The Jain house-holder must try to get out of the cage of these eighteen sins. One who lives committing these sins will not be able to stop the cycles of birth and death.

 




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