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Merhaba. Bir insan toplum tarafından çok kötü bir durumda olsa bile kendi içinde mutlu olabilir. Ama dışarıdan birisi ise daha iyi durumda olduğu halde-maddi, manevi, ilişkisel anlamda- mutsuz olabilir. Kısaca mutluluk kişisel olarak mümkün ise bir insanda o insan ne olursa olsun mutlu mu kabul edilir? Yoksa sen hala şunu şunu bile yapmamışsın, şuna bile ulaşamamışsın mı denilir.

Bir insanın mutlu olması topluma mı bağlıdır?

As a Jain, can I support the Bahá'í Faith's goal of peace?

1. How can a formless entity create something with form?
2. Isn’t God, who wishes to create something, caught up in samsara?
3. If God created the universe, the question of “Who created God?” goes on forever.

Sikhism is by far one of the most modern and well-organized religions, not only in India but throughout the world. I wanted to mention that as well.

Is the Rishabhanatha of Hinduism different from the Rishabhanatha of Jainism?

Are their lives similar?

In Hinduism, did Brahman come into existence on its own? In other words, is it its own cause? Are Krishna and Vishnu real beings? Are they creators as well?

Hello. I’m a Turkish ex-Muslim. I have a huge interest in Indian religions. I especially love Jainism. But no matter how much I love it, I wonder if I’m thinking wrong and ask myself, “Is Hinduism the right one?” I just can’t bring myself to believe in Brahman and the gods. Actually, since Hinduism is more popular and much more diverse, it would be better if it were the right one. Because there are so many Hindus, and it’s a more diverse religion.

As I said, I’ve never been able to wrap my head around how the gods—or even Brahman itself—actually exist. What advice can you give me?

Hello. Are omnism and perennialism—which argue that all religions contain a grain of truth—views that share common ground with Jainism?

How does Jainism approach the teachings of other religions?

I sometimes want play video games. Albion Online, Metin2... so MMORPG games. Is these games forbidden in Janism?

Hello. I am a Turk who generally loves and embraces Jainism. However, although Jainism is a universal religion, almost the entire community is Indian. Doesn't this make Jainism a local religion as a community?

I would like to move to India and even marry a Jain Indian woman. While this is theoretically possible, I don't think it's practically feasible. I've been thinking about this lately and it's making me very upset.

Jai Jinendra....

Hello. I am a Turk who generally loves and embraces Jainism. However, although Jainism is a universal religion, almost the entire community is Indian. Doesn't this make Jainism a local religion as a community?

I would like to move to India and even marry a Jain Indian woman. While this is theoretically possible, I don't think it's practically feasible. I've been thinking about this lately and it's making me very upset.

Jai Jinendra....

What exactly is the principle of anekantavada? Does it mean examining other teachings and appreciating their valid points? In practice, though, will we remain committed to Jainism?

Hello. Will Jainism limit my ability to explore other things and restrict my freedom? For example, if I become a Jain, I’d like to explore other teachings very thoroughly, at least in theory. Does Jainism restrict my freedom?

There is an ancient Indian religion called Jainism that is virtually unknown in the West. I want to embrace this religion. Since there is almost no content available on it, what if I made videos that are both educational and about daily life? It’s fair to say this is a religion that’s virtually unknown in the West, and no one is producing any content about it. At the same time, interacting with people online would give me an extra boost of motivation.

There is an ancient Indian religion called Jainism that is virtually unknown in the West. I want to embrace this religion. Since there is almost no content available on it, what if I made videos that are both educational and about daily life? It’s fair to say this is a religion that’s virtually unknown in the West, and no one is producing any content about it. At the same time, interacting with people online would give me an extra boost of motivation.

There is an ancient Indian religion called Jainism that is virtually unknown in the West. I want to embrace this religion. Since there is almost no content available on it, what if I made videos that are both educational and about daily life? It’s fair to say this is a religion that’s virtually unknown in the West, and no one is producing any content about it. At the same time, interacting with people online would give me an extra boost of motivation.

Jainizm adında Batı'da neredeyse hiç duyulmamış antik bir Hint dini var. Bu dini benimsemek istiyorum. Neredeyse hiç içeriği olmadığı için hem eğitici hem de günlük yaşam hakkında videolar çeksem nasıl olur? Batı'da neredeyse hiç görülmemiş bir din ve hiç içerik üreten yok desem yeridir. Aynı zamanda da internetten birileri ile etkileşim içine girmem bana da ayrı bir motivasyon katacaktır.

Hello. As someone who is drawn to Jainism, can I explore other religions and teachings in accordance with the principle of anekantavada? Osho, Krishnamurti, Mooji, Paganism, Pantheism, Sadhguru, Eckhart Tolle... After all, there are truths to be found in other traditions as well. Can I draw inspiration from others while remaining committed to Jainism?