MUMUKSHU PARTH KUMAR SHAH having a vision to playing a vital role in the knowledge spreading of the Jain Dharma everywhere and give more than what he achieve and take from society. This way any human can come near to moksha and bring happiness in life. As Jain Dharma known for the satya, ahimsha and sarvo hitai, sarvo sukhai so we bring true meaning of the same by returning back to society in mean
s and efforts. Any soul which has conquered its own inner enemies of attachment, greed, anger, and ego (moh, maya, lobh, krodh and aaham) achieves the state of Supreme Being and is called Jina. Jainism lays out a path to achieve this state by prescribing adherence to five principles: nonviolence (both in words and deeds), truth, non-stealing, celibacy and non-possessiveness (ahimsa, satya, asteya, brahmacharya and aparigraha). When a person renounces the worldly life and all the attachments to strictly pursue the path of Jainism, he or she is initiated into Mumukshu (Sadhu or Sadhvi) - this inititation is called Diksha.
