Jin Sutras
of Mahavira
of Mahavira
| The Sutras of the Conqueror. Jin is a beautiful word, it means "conqueror": One who has conquered himself. --Osho Books I Have Loved |
aka: Jain Agam Sutras
Mahavira was the 24th (and last) teerthankara of the
Jain religion in India, and was a contemporary of
Gautam the Buddha, c 500 BCE. Jin is an altered form
of the word Jain.
Osho has spoken a series of discourses on the Jin
Sutras (1976), in Hindi, as yet untranslated into English.
Mahavira was the 24th (and last) teerthankara of the
Jain religion in India, and was a contemporary of
Gautam the Buddha, c 500 BCE. Jin is an altered form
of the word Jain.
Osho has spoken a series of discourses on the Jin
Sutras (1976), in Hindi, as yet untranslated into English.
| oshobob The Living Workshop |
| Osho--Books I Have Loved |