Absolutely never. Any one following the path of right ( Samyag )
knowledge, right faith and right conduct can attain it. But one has to become Monk or Sadhu by taking Diksha. It means individual has to leave the domestic life and engage himself in right path as guided by Mahaveer Bhagwam. Any soul cutting all Karma can attain it.
Presently Jain community is being dominated by Gujrathi, Marwadi and Marathi speaking communities. But Jainism is not a caste based religion. It is a name of life style which ensures care for life of other creatures, treating them at par with soul of self, and believe in simple living and following Five main principles of Jainism are being as---,
Non-violence, Truth, Non-theft, Bramacharya and Aparigraha ( Non-possession) as guided by Mahaveer Bhagwan through "Jinwani".
Jain means any one who has conquered organs. Jain has control on
organs In Uttaradhyan sutra Bhagwan has told episode from life of
Harikeshiji Muni. He was from a lower community but has taken Diksha and became Siddha. One can refer chapter12thHarikeshiy.
Similarly principle Gandhar of Bhagwan. Gurugautamswami and his two brothers-Agnibhutiji and Vayubhutiji were Bramins from caste. However- they followed Jainism. became monk and got Salvation. Similarly Arjunmali was from gardener community, he also got
JAI JINEDRA------------!!!------------- JAI MAHAVEER------!!!.
knowledge, right faith and right conduct can attain it. But one has to become Monk or Sadhu by taking Diksha. It means individual has to leave the domestic life and engage himself in right path as guided by Mahaveer Bhagwam. Any soul cutting all Karma can attain it.
Presently Jain community is being dominated by Gujrathi, Marwadi and Marathi speaking communities. But Jainism is not a caste based religion. It is a name of life style which ensures care for life of other creatures, treating them at par with soul of self, and believe in simple living and following Five main principles of Jainism are being as---,
Non-violence, Truth, Non-theft, Bramacharya and Aparigraha ( Non-possession) as guided by Mahaveer Bhagwan through "Jinwani".
organs In Uttaradhyan sutra Bhagwan has told episode from life of
Harikeshiji Muni. He was from a lower community but has taken Diksha and became Siddha. One can refer chapter12thHarikeshiy.
salvation. Thus there is no restrictions on caste. The conduct is more decisive factor to enter the Jainism path. One with Jain by birth may
not be following Jainism to hard core but other with different cast
might have better conduct- this we can see and vouch in daily life, So conduct makes one Jain and not caste
So any one following right path can walk on road of salvation.
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