Jain Dharma Learning Modules
Interactive learning paths designed to deepen understanding of Jain principles and philosophy
Fundamentals of Jainism
Discover the core principles of Jain philosophy, including the Five Main Vows, the concept of Ahimsa, and the path to spiritual liberation.
📚 8 Lessons
Interactive content
⏱️ 4 Hours
Self-paced learning
The 24 Tirthankaras
Explore the lives and teachings of all 24 Tirthankaras, with special focus on Bhagwan Shantinath and his contributions to Jain philosophy.
📖 24 Chapters
One per Tirthankara
🎥Video Content
Visual storytelling
Advanced Jain Philosophy
Delve deep into complex philosophical concepts including Karma theory, Anekantavada (multiplicity of viewpoints), and the path to Moksha.
🔬 Research Based
Scholarly approach
💭 Critical Thinking
Analytical skills
Comprehensive Course Library
Structured learning programs available both online and offline
Simple Enrollment Process
Choose Course
Browse our comprehensive course catalog
Register
Complete simple registration form
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Access course materials and start learning
Certify
Earn your completion certificate
Knowledge Assessment Center
Test your understanding with interactive quizzes and comprehensive assessments
Interactive Knowledge Tests
Challenge yourself with our comprehensive quiz system designed to reinforce learning and track your progress through different levels of Jain knowledge.
Who is Lord Shitalnath?
His symbol is the Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling tree), representing prosperity and fulfillment.
Where was Lord Shitalnath born?
He was born in Bhaddilpur (present-day Bihar, India) to King Dridhratha and Queen Nanda.
What is the symbol of Lord Shitalnath?
His symbol is the Kalpavriksha (wish-fulfilling tree), representing prosperity and fulfillment.
Why is he called Shitalnath?
The name “Shitalnath” means ‘Lord of Coolness,’ symbolizing calmness, peace, and soothing compassion.
What teachings did Lord Shitalnath emphasize?
He taught the values of non-violence (Ahimsa), truth, simplicity, and detachment, guiding souls toward liberation.
How is Lord Shitalnath worshipped today?
Devotees honor him through prayers, meditation, rituals, and by practicing his principles of peace and non-violence in daily life.
Youth Engagement Programs
Inspiring the next generation through innovative and engaging Jain education programs
Young Jain Leaders
A comprehensive leadership development program that combines traditional Jain values with modern leadership skills, preparing young minds to become community leaders.
Program Highlights:
✓Leadership workshops and seminars
✓Community service projects
✓Mentorship from senior community members
✓Annual youth conference
👥 Members
📅 Monthly Meets
Program Highlights:
An innovative program that teaches Jain principles through creative arts, including storytelling, drama, music, and digital media creation.
Creative Activities:
✓Digital storytelling workshops
✓Drama and theater performances
✓Art and craft sessions
✓Music and bhajan composition
🎭 Weekly Sessions
🏆 Annual Showcase
Educational Outreach
Comprehensive outreach programs connecting with schools, colleges, and educational institutions
School Partnership Program
Collaborative programs with educational institutions to integrate Jain values and ethics into mainstream curriculum.
Curriculum Integration
Developing age-appropriate Jain studies modules for different grade levels
Teacher Training
Professional development workshops for educators on Jain philosophy and values
Resource Development
Creating textbooks, digital resources, and interactive learning materials
Higher Education Initiative
Advanced academic programs and research opportunities in Jain studies for college and university students.
Research Scholarships
Funding opportunities for students pursuing Jain studies research
Guest Lectures
Expert speakers and scholars sharing insights on Jain philosophy
Academic Conferences
Annual symposiums bringing together students and scholars
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Partner Schools
Universities
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