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What does aparigraha mean in Jainism?
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Correct answer: Non-possession
Aparigraha is the Jain principle of non-possession or limiting attachment to material things. It encourages a person not to accumulate more than necessary and to practise restraint. It is an ethical ideal, not a policy of military expansion, taxation or maritime travel.
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Non-possession
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Aparigraha is the Jain principle of non-possession or limiting attachment to material things. It encourages a person not to accumulate more than necessary and to practise restraint. It is an ethical ideal, not a policy of military expansion, taxation or maritime travel.
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This is a Class 11 History question. Chapter: Writing and City Life.
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