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Aparigraha: Jain non-attachment

Hindu Religious Education · Grade 8 · about 40 minutes

Explain Jain Aparigraha as non-grasping and limited possession, distinct from Grade 7 Asteya, with Mahavira as the received example of giving up a palace.

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  2. Punarjanam: what reincarnation means
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