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In Jain philosophy, what does the term 'Ahimsa' signify?

1. Renunciation of wealth
2. Non-violence towards all living beings
3. Fasting for purification
4. Worship of nature

Correct answer: Non-violence towards all living beings

Solution

Ahimsa in Jain philosophy means non-violence in thought, word, and deed toward all living beings. It is one of the most important principles of Jain ethics.

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