In Jainism, the immorality that tarnishes the soul with heavy matter lies mainly in the evil intention, not in the consequence o

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In Jainism, the immorality that tarnishes the soul with heavy matter lies mainly in the evil intention, not in the consequence o

f the action. the judgment of the gods. the spiritual state of the individual as affected by practices such as meditation. the degree of harm done to sentient beings.

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sashaice [31] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-30T03:50:03+03:00

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The evil intention, not in the consequence of the action

Explanation:

In Jainism it is believed that there is no god or religion for guidance and to make human perfect. There is believe that human can guide themselves through self help. The three jewels are considered for guidance and that is choice of right belief, right knowledge and right conduct. moreover, the main thing is that any evil intentions are harmful for purity and perfection of soul rather than consequence of the action.