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Is it okay for a Jain person to be gay? They can't change themselves...it is scientifically proven... so why can't the religions accept it??

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u/DueAerie6287 — 12 days ago

I’ve been creating Jain mythology & heritage content with AI 🙏

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I run an Instagram page where I create AI-based visuals and short stories around Jain temples, Tirthankaras, ancient Jain heritage and lesser-known stories from Jain history.

The visuals are entirely AI-created, while I try to keep the stories respectful and based on historical/religious sources.

If you enjoy seeing Jain heritage presented through AI art, I’d love for you to take a look and share your feedback:

📸 Instagram: @pauranikrahasaya

https://www.instagram.com/pauranikrahasaya?stkn=cmVwbzlvMXB0cDZu

Would also love to hear what Jain topics or stories you’d like to see recreated through AI.

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u/Pauranik_Rahasaya — 11 days ago

Which angle of approach do you lean more into? Or are you taking a balanced approach?

For context :

Jainism can be studied by 4 main angle of approaches, they are called Anuyog.

  1. Prathamanuyog - stories, biographies, examples and historical or legendary accounts
  2. Karananuyog - cosmological / mathematical / karmic-process approach
  3. Charananuyog - conduct / spiritual-practice approach**
  4. Dravyanuyog - Metaphysics, absolute nature of reality, substances, etc.

(You can check out my attached digital wiki like interconnected notes on it to dig deeper.)

So my Question is do you find yourself leaning more onto one anuyog?

Ideally I feel all the anuyogs compliment and empower each other hence they all should be leveraged in a balanced way, but wanted to gauge how y'all are going about it!

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u/unchainedcycle — 13 days ago