The Path of Universal Compassion
The Supreme Path of Non-Violence in Jainism
The Sacred Harmony of Many-Sided Truth
Jain Monastic Vows
The Heart of Jain Doctrine
The 23rd Tirthankara's Compassion
The Jain Practice of Introspection and Repentance
The Marvel of 1,444 Marble Pillars
Sacrifice Brings No Freedom
The Crow Who Envied a Goose
The Ascetic and the Animal Sacrifice
The Fish King Who Commanded Rain by Truth
The Laughing and Weeping Goat
Pandit Jugal Kishore Mukhtar's 1916 Jain prayer in Hindi, asking for friendship to all, compassion, equanimity and steadfast virtue.
A Jain aarti praising Lord Mahavira for his birth at Kundalpur, his compassion and ahimsa, and the freedom that remembering his name brings.
A Jain chalisa of 40 chaupai verses (43 total with dohas) praising Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara, and the benefits of reciting it with devotion.
Dhammapada chapter on the rod (verses 129–145): all beings fear violence and cherish life, so the seeker puts himself in others' place and harms none.
The Jain samayika vow: the devotee renounces sinful activity of mind, speech and body and resolves to keep equanimity for a set time.
A Jain prayer of repentance for harm caused to living beings while moving, seeking forgiveness for unintentional violence.