SPEAK UP: INNER PEACE AND SOCIAL HARMONY
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This edition of the Speak Up section features an article titled Inner Peace and Social Harmony: A Jain Perspective on Maslow’s Theory of Human Needs by Dr. Navin Kumar Srivastav, Associate Director of ISJS. The article examines American psychologist Abraham Maslow’s “Hierarchy of Needs” in the light of the Jain philosophy of ahimsa towards the self, society, and the environment.
The Speak Up series is an integral part of ISJS’s outreach, offering scholars and associates a platform to share fresh insights, bold ideas, and creative reflections that extend beyond conventional academic formats. These contributions enrich the newsletter by sparking dialogue, encouraging critical thought, and connecting Jain studies to contemporary issues and global conversations.
The facts and the views expressed in the article are solely those of the author. Readers wishing to share questions and comments may contact the author directly at srivastavnavin31@gmail.com.
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This edition of the Speak Up section features an article titled Inner Peace and Social Harmony: A Jain Perspective on Maslow’s Theory of Human Needs by Dr. Navin Kumar Srivastav, Associate Director of ISJS. The article examines American psychologist Abraham Maslow’s “Hierarchy of Needs” in the light of the Jain philosophy of ahimsa towards the self, society, and the environment.
The Speak Up series is an integral part of ISJS’s outreach, offering scholars and associates a platform to share fresh insights, bold ideas, and creative reflections that extend beyond conventional academic formats. These contributions enrich the newsletter by sparking dialogue, encouraging critical thought, and connecting Jain studies to contemporary issues and global conversations.
The facts and the views expressed in the article are solely those of the author. Readers wishing to share questions and comments may contact the author directly at srivastavnavin31@gmail.com.
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