PM Modi Reflects on the Lasting Influence of Bhagwan Mahavir's Teachings
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Synopsis
On April 10, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reflected on the powerful teachings of Bhagwan Mahavir, highlighting their significant effect on his life and the lives of many others. He shared a video illustrating his deep connection with the Jain community and the values instilled in him.
Key Takeaways
- PM Modi emphasizes the teachings of Bhagwan Mahavir.
- He shares a video showcasing his bond with the Jain community.
- Focus on principles of ahimsa, satya, and compassion.
- Meaningful interactions with esteemed Jain Munis.
- Long-standing spiritual connection with Jainism.
New Delhi, April 10 (NationPress) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday reflected on the everlasting teachings of Bhagwan Mahavir and their significant impact on countless individuals, including himself.
In a post on his social media account on X, PM Modi expressed how the principles of Bhagwan Mahavir have been a great source of inspiration for him. He also shared a video showcasing his close ties with the Jain faith and its community.
The video, shared by Modi Archive, a well-known social media account on X, illustrates the profound spiritual connection and relationship between PM Modi and the Jain community, highlighting how the teachings of Bhagwan Mahavir have shaped his journey over the years.
While posting the video, which features numerous clips from the past, Modi Archive noted: “Deeply inspired by Bhagwan Mahavir’s principles of ahimsa, satya, and compassion, PM Modi’s journey includes decades of meaningful interactions with esteemed Jain Munis. Their wisdom continues to shape his vision for a peaceful and inclusive India.”
It is noteworthy that PM Modi's spiritual connection with Jainism has been long-standing, as documented in this video.
The more than 3.50-minute video showcases various instances of PM Modi's close interactions with the Jain community, beginning in 2002, and recounts occasions when he attended significant events or engaged in programs honoring Jain Munis.
In a past public speech, PM Modi remarked: "In our nation, those who wield weapons are referred to as Veer while those who remain unarmed are called Mahavir."
“Understanding the contrast between Veer and Mahavir reveals how our ancestors distinguished between the two,” he added.
On another occasion, PM Modi described himself as embodying 100 percent Jain values.
The Modi Archive further notes that PM Modi engaged in the Udhan Tap Jain Shobha Yatra in January 2002, inaugurated the Shri Jain Vayapar Udyog Seva Sansthan in October 2003, participated in the Shobha Yatra and the inauguration of the Shri Vishwas Maitri Dham Jain Tirth at Borij in 2005, celebrated the birth anniversary of Pujya Agam Diwakar Muni in 2007, among various other events.
