SPEAK UP: HARIBHADRA’S SILENCE ON REFUTATION OF KARMA AS THE SOLE CAUSE
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This edition of the Speak Up section features an article titled Haribhadra’s Silence on Refutation of Karma as the Sole Cause by Dr. Shrinetra Pandey, Director of ISJS. The article explores Haribhadra’s silence on the refutation of karma as the sole cause of change and diversity in the universe, concluding that he elevates karma as the supreme principle—an unquestioned axis around which all other causes revolve.
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 snpandey@isjs.in.
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This edition of the Speak Up section features an article titled Haribhadra’s Silence on Refutation of Karma as the Sole Cause by Dr. Shrinetra Pandey, Director of ISJS. The article explores Haribhadra’s silence on the refutation of karma as the sole cause of change and diversity in the universe, concluding that he elevates karma as the supreme principle—an unquestioned axis around which all other causes revolve.
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 snpandey@isjs.in.
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