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Concept of Suffering, Jain Philosophy
Concept of Suffering according to the Jain Philosophy is an inseparable element in the lives of the living beings. According to this branch of philosophy, the Jivas are subjected to suffering so that they can overcome it and finally attain salvation or Moksha.
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