The Tridivy International Seminar: A Gathering of Minds

The Tridivy International Seminar, organized under the joint aegis of the Department of Prakrit and Jain Scripture and the Council of India, brought together a diverse array of experts to discuss the profound themes of Jainism, Buddhism, and Indian philosophy. The seminar, held at the Ara Dharma Darshan in Oril, featured a series of lectures and discussions that delved into the intricate aspects of these ancient philosophies.

Key Speakers and Their Insights

The seminar featured a lineup of esteemed speakers who each brought unique perspectives to the table. Here are some of the highlights:

• First Speaker: Discussed the self-element in Jainism, highlighting the fundamental principles of the philosophy.
• Chandraprabha: Explored the karma principle and its implications on the creature.
• Nidhi Raj: Delved into Buddhism, discussing the deeds and karma fruits.
• Satyam Paswan: Emphasized the diversity in languages and dialects, describing it as the soul of Indian culture.
• Chandni Kumari: Presented research on knowledge, stating that “knowledge is the essence of life.”
• Jyoti Kumari: Explained Ashtanga Yoga and discussed the cleanliness of the mind and body.
• Rajni Kumari: Discussed the philosophical discussion of the self, emphasizing the complexity and subtlety of Jain philosophy.
• Dr. Ashish Kumar: Highlighted how knowledge leads to self-power.
• Ashish Kumar of BR Ambedkar University: Discussed the subject of Gita, stating that “meditation is the principle of union of yoga, self and God.”
• Sonu Paswan: Emphasized the means of attaining salvation through self-purification and knowledge philosophy.
• Rajneesh Bharti: Explained the nature of religion, describing Acharya, behavior, morality, etc., as its basis.
• Soni Gupta: Presented research on the type of karma from a Buddhist perspective.
• Ruby Kumari: Emphasized non-violence as a path to a pure life.
• Priyanka Kumari: Highlighted the importance of ashram for life purification.
• Vandana Kumari: Discussed how right behavior can be attained through right penance.
• Richa Kumari: Presented a research paper on the subject of love in Dharma Darshan.
• Vivek Kumar: Discussed the elemental interpretation in Setubandh, highlighting Ram’s character.
• Manish Kumar Singh: Explained the salvation of Jainism and described Triratna as the carrier of salvation.

Special Guest Speakers

The seminar also featured special guest speakers who provided valuable insights:

• Dr. Harendra Singh: Emphasized the importance of assimilating spirituality with science to prevent destruction.
• Prof. Vishwanath Chaudhary: Highlighted the importance of non-violence, truth, kindness, compassion, and dignity.
• Prof. Vijay Kumar Singh: Discussed the origins of yoga in the Vedic tradition and its presence in Jainism.
• Prakash Rai: Emphasized that Dharma Darshan is a means of attaining the true nature of life.

Concluding Remarks

The seminar concluded with a session that highlighted its success, with about 200 articles and 30 research papers presented. The contribution of the media in making this seminar a success was also commendable.

Did You Know?

The Tridivy International Seminar is an annual event that brings together scholars and experts from around the world to discuss the profound themes of Jainism, Buddhism, and Indian philosophy. This year’s seminar featured a diverse array of speakers who provided valuable insights into these ancient philosophies.

FAQ

• What is the Tridivy International Seminar? The Tridivy International Seminar is an annual event that brings together scholars and experts to discuss Jainism, Buddhism, and Indian philosophy.
• Who were the key speakers at the seminar? The seminar featured a diverse array of speakers, including experts on Jainism, Buddhism, and Indian philosophy.
• What were the main topics discussed? The main topics discussed included the self-element in Jainism, karma, Buddhism, language diversity, knowledge, yoga, and the nature of religion.

Pro Tips

If you’re interested in learning more about Jainism, Buddhism, and Indian philosophy, consider attending future seminars or reading research papers presented at these events. The insights gained can be invaluable for personal growth and understanding.

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