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Brahmacharya: self-control as dharma

Hindu Religious Education · Grade 8 · about 40 minutes

Explain Jain Brahmacharya (KICD: celibacy) in Grade 8 language as self-control, fidelity of conduct, and walking toward the Highest, with dignity and no mockery.

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