This religion's followers make pilgrimage to the Palitana temples, and its principle of nirjara, one of its nine tattva, ends the process of samvara.
This religion's followers make pilgrimage to the Palitana temples, and its principle of nirjara, one of its nine tattva, ends the process of samvara. That process is described in the Tattvartha Sutra, one of the few texts followed by both its "white-clad" and "sky-clad" sects. Its Great Vows include one which leads some to sweep their path to avoid killing insects; that principle is ahimsa, or non-violence. Its adherents believe in the liberation of jiva by the shedding of karmas to achieve moksha, a nirvana-like state. For 10 points, name this pacifistic religion established by Mahavira with strict dietary requirements.
This religion's followers make pilgrimage to the Palitana temples, and its principle of nirjara, one of its nine tattva, ends the process of samvara.
Jainism [accept Jainadharma or Samanam] 