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Why Jain Gurus Don T Wear Clothes. Whether the road is stony or thorny; They believe that anybody can achieve salvation, be it a householder or a monk. Digambars are of the belief that vardhman mahavir, the last and the. whether it is cold weather or scorching sun; Digambara believes that in order to achieve nirvana or liberation, one must renounce everything including clothes. Whether it is the burning sand of a desert or a burning road, they do not wear. However, male monks wear minimal white robes known as mendicant robes in public to comply with legal requirements. they believe in sabastra mukti. Therefore digambara monks are completely naked. digambara jains do not wear any clothes, considering nakedness as essential for spiritual liberation. the word 'swetambar' refers to the white cloth covered bodies of the swetambar jain monks.

Digambara believes that in order to achieve nirvana or liberation, one must renounce everything including clothes. they believe in sabastra mukti. They believe that anybody can achieve salvation, be it a householder or a monk. digambara jains do not wear any clothes, considering nakedness as essential for spiritual liberation. Whether the road is stony or thorny; Therefore digambara monks are completely naked. However, male monks wear minimal white robes known as mendicant robes in public to comply with legal requirements. Whether it is the burning sand of a desert or a burning road, they do not wear. the word 'swetambar' refers to the white cloth covered bodies of the swetambar jain monks. Digambars are of the belief that vardhman mahavir, the last and the.

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Why Jain Gurus Don T Wear Clothes Digambara believes that in order to achieve nirvana or liberation, one must renounce everything including clothes. the word 'swetambar' refers to the white cloth covered bodies of the swetambar jain monks. Whether it is the burning sand of a desert or a burning road, they do not wear. digambara jains do not wear any clothes, considering nakedness as essential for spiritual liberation. Whether the road is stony or thorny; whether it is cold weather or scorching sun; They believe that anybody can achieve salvation, be it a householder or a monk. they believe in sabastra mukti. However, male monks wear minimal white robes known as mendicant robes in public to comply with legal requirements. Digambara believes that in order to achieve nirvana or liberation, one must renounce everything including clothes. Therefore digambara monks are completely naked. Digambars are of the belief that vardhman mahavir, the last and the.