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Believerdiva 
Exactly 💛👍Syadvada in Janism explains this concept clearly ☺️☺️
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Syadvada means??
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Syadvada is the epistemology of Jaina philosophy. It is the theory of relativity of knowledge.
It asserts that all knowledge is relative, conditional and partial. which logically implies that all our judgments(naya) are double-edged.
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Jain philosophers gives the example of 6 blind men and elephant who touch different parts like ear, leg, trunk, tail etc. and describe elephant as fan, pillar, python, rope etc. So, even though all are correct but their truth is partial truth , half truth.
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That’s very deep to understand.
I really like it, the way the Jain philosophy teaches.
Thanks for sharing.
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Indeed, it is deep☺️ Some philosophies of Janism appeal me very much. Consistent even today ☺️
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😊👍
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Thanks for sharing.🌼
I learned something new today.
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My pleasure Divya 💛💛
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So important to grasp.
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Right
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☺️☺️
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