These people obtain food through a ritual called Gochari, which they compare to the grazing of a cow because it involves going from door to door and taking a small amount from each household.
These people obtain food through a ritual called Gochari, which they compare to the grazing of a cow because it involves going from door to door and taking a small amount from each household. These people are forbidden from going to barbers, but instead have a ritual called loch in which they pluck out their hair on the annual holiday of Paryushan. This group of people is the last to be mentioned in a prayer called the Namokar Mantra. Some members of this group use a cloth called the Pangarani, which is draped across the upper body, and a loincloth called the Cholapattak, both of which are white, while other members reject these and prefer to be "sky-clad", or naked. For 10 points, name these members of the Jain religion who have taken vows.
These people obtain food through a ritual called Gochari, which they compare to the grazing of a cow because it involves going from door to door and taking a small amount from each household.
Jain monks [or Jain priests; or muni; prompt on "Jains"; until "cloth" prompt on both "Digambara" and "Svetambara"; prompt on "Svetambara" until "sky"]