Aparigraha: Non-Possession, Consumer Renunciation, and Environmental Ecological Balance
Executive Briefing: Non-Attachment Aparigraha demands limiting material possessions and emotional greed, recognizing that unbridled consumption inflicts viol…
Intelligence Reimagined
Executive Briefing: Non-Attachment Aparigraha demands limiting material possessions and emotional greed, recognizing that unbridled consumption inflicts viol…
Executive Briefing: The Conquerors of Samsara A Tirthankara (“ford-maker”) is an enlightened human who establishes the path (*Tirtha*) across the turbulent r…
Executive Briefing: The Materiality of Karma Uniquely in world religions, Jain philosophy conceives of karma not as an abstract moral ledger, but as microsco…
Executive Briefing: The Art of Transcendent Transition Sallekhana (or *Santhara*) is the highly regulated vow of gradual voluntary fasting undertaken only by…
Executive Briefing: The Sky-Clad and White-Clad Around the 3rd century BCE, the Jain community divided into Digambara (“sky-clad” / naked monks practicing ab…
Executive Briefing: An Uncreated Eternal Universe Jain cosmology rejects a creator god: the universe (Loka) is uncreated and eternal, shaped like a human sta…
Executive Briefing: Asking Forgiveness from All Creation During the eight or ten days of Paryushana, Jains undertake fasting and scriptural study, culminatin…
Executive Briefing: Religion as One Continuous Divine Education The Baháʼí principle of Progressive Revelation holds that religious truth is not absolute,…
Executive Briefing: The Earth is But One Country Bahá’u’lláh’s central proclamation—”The earth is but one country, and mankind its citizens”—is not a p…
Executive Briefing: The Twin Systems of Knowledge ‘Abdu’l-Bahá taught that science and religion are the two wings upon which human intelligence can soar: re…