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| About the Book | |
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Jainism for Kids: Stories, Rituals, and Mindful Living is a colorful and engaging book that introduces young readers to the beautiful world of Jainism. Through exciting stories of important characters like Lord Mahavira, Parshvanatha, and other Tirthankaras, children are transported to ancient times to learn about the key values of Jainism, such as non-violence (ahimsa), truth, and compassion. These stories help kids understand how they can bring these values into their everyday lives, from being kind to others to making peaceful choices. The book also takes children on a journey through simple Jain rituals, explaining practices like fasting, daily prayers, and maintaining a vegetarian lifestyle. It answers questions such as why Jains don’t eat root vegetables, making the rituals relatable and meaningful. By understanding the reasons behind these practices, kids can feel connected to their culture and traditions in a deeper way. A special section of the book addresses common questions children might have about Jainism, like “What is karma?” or “Why do Jains meditate?” These answers are written in an easy-to-understand language, encouraging children to think critically and explore their curiosity about Jain teachings and philosophy. The book also introduces mantras and meditation, offering kids a chance to experience the calm and peace of Jain spiritual practices. It includes easy-to-follow instructions for chanting the Namokar Mantra and simple mindfulness exercises, helping children develop focus and inner peace.
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| About the Author | |
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Aryan and Arman Jain have grown up in the Jain diaspora. This book was written by their father, Dr Sulabh Jain, in an attempt to help other kids around the world understand Jainism. |