The festival holds great significance for Jains as it is an opportunity to reflect on the teachings of Lord Mahavira, who taught the path of ahimsa (non-violence), truthfulness, self-control, and detachment from material possessions.
During Mahavir Jayanti, Jains participate in various religious rituals and celebrations, such as visiting temples, offering prayers, reciting Jain scriptures, and practicing meditation. Devotees also fast and donate to the needy as a way to seek spiritual blessings and practice compassion.
On this day, let us remember to seek towards creating a world that is abundant with empathy and affection.
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