Jaina Sutras: Part I & II (Forgotten Books)
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Jaina Sutras: Part I & II (Forgotten Books)

by George Hill

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The Jaina Sutras: Part I & II, edited by George Hill, compiles essential Jain scriptures that articulate the religion's core doctrines of ahimsa, karma, and spiritual ascent. This Forgotten Books edition preserves these ancient texts, providing a direct window into Jain philosophy and ethical teachings for scholars and seekers alike.

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The Jaina Sutras represent core scriptures of the Jain tradition, compiled in two comprehensive parts within this edition. Part I and Part II together preserve essential teachings on the principles of non-violence, truth, and spiritual liberation central to Jainism.

Translated and edited by George Hill, this volume from Forgotten Books revives these ancient texts for modern readers, maintaining their original doctrinal integrity. It serves as a key resource for understanding the ethical and metaphysical foundations of one of India's oldest religions.

Through detailed sutras, the collection outlines the path to moksha, or enlightenment, emphasizing ascetic practices and the nature of the soul. This edition facilitates access to profound Jain wisdom without additional interpretive layers.

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