Terāpanthī

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Terāpanthī is a reformist sect within Śvetāmbara Jainism known for its strict discipline, emphasis on non-idolatrous worship, and centralized monastic leadership.

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Label Occurrences
Terāpanthī canonical 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Jain sect
Śvetāmbara Jain denomination
associatedWith Śvetāmbara non-idolatrous currents
coreDoctrine ahiṃsā
anekāntavāda
karma theory
saṃsāra and liberation (mokṣa)
syādvāda
emphasis ascetic conduct
ethical discipline
meditation
non-violence (ahiṃsā)
scriptural study
ethicalFocus celibacy or sexual restraint
non-possession (aparigraha)
non-stealing
truthfulness
ethicalIdeal ahimsā in thought, word, and deed
goal liberation of the soul (mokṣa)
hasCommunity lay followers
monks
nuns
identity distinct sect within Śvetāmbara Jainism
languageOfScriptureUse Prakrit
Sanskrit
modern Indian vernaculars
layPractice fasting and austerities
listening to sermons of monks and nuns
observance of vows (vrata)
monasticCode strict rules for mendicants
monasticDiscipline strict
organizationalStructure centralized monastic leadership
parentTradition Śvetāmbara Jainism NERFINISHED
region India NERFINISHED
rejects image worship in temples
religion Jainism
ritualFocus meditative practices
prayer
scriptural recitation
scripturalAttitude emphasis on canonical texts and commentaries
selfIdentification Śuddha (pure) Jain path
theologicalOrientation reformist
viewOnIdolatry considers image worship non-essential for liberation
viewOnTirthankaras reveres Tīrthaṅkaras without image worship
worshipStyle aniconic
non-idolatrous

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Murtipujaka contrastsWith Terāpanthī