Study Programme of Summer School 2006 - June 1st to 31st July

Published: 01.07.2006
Updated: 02.07.2015

Study Programme of Summer School 2006 (June 1st to 31st July)

Day & Date AM/PM Details of the lecture (Delhi) Ist venue
Thursday
June 1st
8:00-9:00 Registration, program details, distribute books, Q & A, Introduction
9:00-10:30 Jain History
Definition, special characteristics of Jainism, Pre historic-time cycles, 24 tirathankars, Rishabh, Munisuvarat, Nemi in Vedas; Excavations Historic Nemi, Parsva, Mahavira Post Mahavira Kharvel, Chandragupta Spread in India, Asia
Life sketches of Risabha, Nemi, Parsva
11:00-12:30 Mahavira: life, penance
4:30-6:00 Mahavira’s teachings, relevance today.
Organization of congregation: 4 parts as monks and householders. Elimination of slavery of females (Canadana), caste system Doors open to all who wish to achieve spiritual purification including animals, democracy; rituals and philosophies.
Friday
June 2nd
9:00-10:30 World Spiritual Quest
Western and Eastern religions, especially Sramana and Vedic.
11:00-12:30 Introduction to Jainism. Global Philosophy and way of life
4:30-6:00 Religion and science
Saturday
June 3rd
9:00-10:30 Nature of Reality including origination / decay / permanence; substance, modes and attributes. Substance, definition, types, astikayas.
11:00-12:30 Seven tattvas, their relevance in Jain path of purification. Nine padarthas, concept. Basis Tattvaratha sutra
4:30-6:00 Jain Perspectives of purusartha
Purusartha
and Communitarian Economy, Sustainable consumption and Sumum Bonum of Human Life.
Sunday
June 4th
9:00-10:30 Inauguration & Free day.
Monday
June 5th
9:00-10:30 Substances, their types, attributes, numbers
Basis: Pancastikaya, Dravya Sangrah
11:00-12:30 Concept of Soul in Jainism pure & empirical Basis
4:30-6:00 Jain sects, evolution, causes, significant differences
Tuesday
June 6th
9:00-10:30 Telltales in Jain literature (katha sahitya)
11:00-12:30 Jain Culture as presented in texts
Peculiarities of Jain culture: self-purification; giving – up rather than possession, self control
4:30-6:00 Jain festivals
Definition and types (eternal, annual or periodic, event oriented)
Paryusanasand Das Laksna; Athaia; 8th and 14th days of each fortnight.
Divali, Mahavira Jayanti, Pancakalyanakas Aksaya tritya, Srutapancami, Others
Wednesday
June 7th
9:00-10:30 Jain Pilgrimage
Why pilgrimage? Importance. Types of tirtha (siddha, special event, temple or caitya,)
Parasnath Hill Sammetasikhara, Pava puri, Girnara, Campapuri, MathuraNorth (Mahavirji, Hastinapur,Tijara); Ayodhya; West (Palitana, Mangitungi)South (Sravnbelgola, Jainbadri / Mulabadri --); Central (Bundelkhanda Khajuraho ---).
11:00-12:30 Brahmi Lipi
4:30-6:00 Discussions, report writing
Thursday
June 8th
7AM Leave for Aligarh by Shatabadi
11:30-13:00 Jain thinkers. Todar Mall, Smd Raj Candra, Kanji Swami
3.00 – 4.30 panchparamesthis
Friday
June 9th
9.- 10.30 Svadhyaya
11-12.30 Pure soul
2.20PM Leave for Agra and sight seeing
Saturday
June 10th
9:00-10:30 Reception
11:00-12:30 Leave for Jaipur
4:30-6:00


Day & date AM/PM Details of the lectures (Jaipur) II –Venue
Saturday
June 10th
Arrival
Sunday
June 11th
9:00-10:30 Reality in the context of eastern & Western philosophies. Jain view of reality
11:00-12:30 Science in Agamic literature
4:30-6:00 Free and reception in the evening
Monday
June 12th
9:00-10:30 Concept of matter / pudgala I
Matter, types, characteristic, importance
11:00-12:30 Concept of matter / pudgala II
Matter, types, characteristic, importance, scientific considerations and equivalence
4:30-6:00 Philosophy, Society and Ageing
Tuesday
June 13th
9:00-10:30 Karma Theory I
Concept of karma. Definition of varganas and their conversion to Karmas. Role of karmas in distinguishing pure and empirical soul and empirical soul’s wandering in loka. Reincarnation. Passions, Five asravas
11:00-12:30 Karma Theory II
Ghatia and aghatia and further sub classifications, Functions, reasons, effects Ten states and their attributes vis a vis activation, destruction, conversion etc.
4:30-6:00 Non violence positive aspects
Wednesday
June 14th
9:00-10:30 Concept of Bandh, samvar and Nirjara in Jainism Dhavala
11:00-12:30 Religion and ethics Jain views
4:30-6:00 Visit Mahavira Vikalank
Thursday June15th Free
Friday
June 16th
9:00-10:30 Spiritual awakening, devotion and meditation.
11:00-12:30 Preparatory religious and ethical activities of laity Concept of Jain puja
4:30-6:00 Right belief / vision (samyag darsana), 5 indicators and 8 limbs. Special reference to anukampa, service to others, continuous effort, elimination of hatred
Saturday
June 17th
9:00-10:30 Religion and ethics. Jain view
11:00-12:30 Sravakacara I (RKS, PSU)
Sravakacara (anuvratas, gunavratas, Siksavratas, pratimas).
4:30-6:00 Vegetarianism
Sunday
June 18th
Shree MahavirJI
Monday
June 19th
9:00-10:30 Sramanacara I
(Mahavratas, Samitis, Guptis, Parisahajai), Dasdharams Acaranga, Mulacara and others
11:00-12:30 Sramanacara II
4:30-6:00 Gandhi and Jainism
Tuesday
June 20th
9:00-10:30 Methods used by Bhagvana Mahavira to bring social changes
11:00-12:30 Sallekhana, Death: type’s (Bhagwati Aradhana, RS Sravakacara). Sallekhana and samadhimarana
4:30-6:00 Relevance of Sallekhana in today’s society. “Euthanasia”
Wednesday
June 21st
9:00-10:30 Gunasthanas (Mysticism)
Basis: relevance of gunasthanas. Discussion of 14 stages in the journey from ordinary to pure soul status.
11:00-12:30 Sammam Suttam
4:30-6:00 Jain concept of ecology.
Thursday
June 22nd
Free
Friday
June 23rd
9:00-10:30 Anekanta & Syadvada. Lecture-I
11:00-12:30 Anekanta & Syadvada II discussion
4:30-6:00 Democracy & Anekanta, Discussion.
Saturday
June 24th
9:00-10:30 Languages of Agamas, use of language for social change by Sramanas
11:00-12:30 Influential Jain Acaryas
4:30-6:00 Jain Law
Sunday
June 25th
9:00-10:30 Chulgiri, Sanganera
Monday
June 26th
9:00-10:30 Discussion Paper writing
11:00-12:30 Writing Discussions
4:30-6:00 Poverty in Jainism
Tuesday
June 27th
9:00-10:30 Depart for Ladnun
Day & date AM/ PM Details of the lecture (JVBI) III – Ladnun
Tuesday
June 27th
4:30-6:00 Free at Ladnun. Perhaps a reception in the evening. Background JVBI
Wednesday
June 28th
9:00-10.30 Jain literature cannonical
Historical events, languages, classification
Canonical literature 11limbs, sub limbs; Kasaypahud, Tiloyapannatti, Shatkhandagama
Commentaries,
11:00-12.30 Jain literature philosophical
classification four anuyaogas, different texts in each anuyoga.
Other literature
Others like Poems / plays / short stories
Puranas / life sketches of holy persons, commentaries; Poems / plays / short stories
4:30 –6:00 Application of Jain Meditation in medical science.
Mantra; lesya (colour therapy), autosuggestion, relaxation). Practicals in the mornings
Thursday
June 29th
9:00 –10.30 Evolution of Terapanth and its acaryas upto Mahaprajna
11:00-12.30 Different philosophies in Sutrakratanga
4:30-6:00 Stories in Uttradhyana and their interpretation
Friday
June 30th
9:00 –10.30 Stories in Upasakadhyana and their interpretation
11:00- 12.30 Evolution of the concept of Ahimsa in Acaranga and Purusartha-siddhi-upaya
4:30-6:00 Non violence Ahimsa Resolution of conflicts
Value, training, food habits, emotions
Saturday
July 1st
9:00-10.30 Theory of knowledge – I
Development of the concept of knowledge from pre- Mahavira times to present times (definition, types, description, pramana, naya)
11:00 –12.30 Theory of knowledge – II
Direct and indirect knowledge definition, justification;
4:30-6:00 Visit to Jain temples in Ladnun
Sunday July 2nd 8:00 – 11:00 Free day
Monday
July 3rd
9:00 – 10.30 Theory of knowledge- III
Pramana, its types and their discussions. Classification and justification for classifying Mati as both direct and indirect. Memory, comparison, logic, inference and scriptures
11:00-12.30 Theory of knowledge –IV
Naya theory, classification as 2, 3, 7 types and many types.
4:30 – 6:00 Theory of knowledge – V
Syadvada*, Saptbhangi
Tuesday
July 4th
9:00-10.30 Discussions and paper writing
11:00 –12.30 Discussions and paper writing
4:30-6:00 Discussions and paper writing
Wednesday July 5th 12:30 Free packing etc. Leave for Jaipur, Valsad, Pune
MORNINGS PRACTICAL MEDITATION SESSIONS.
* Anekant will be discussed in details in three lectures in Jaipur.
Day & Date AM/ PM Atul (2N, Pune 5N)
Thursday July 6th Arrival, welcome (11.35AM) Valsad
Friday July 7th 9:00-10.30 Jainism and yoga
11:00-12.30 Jainism (philosophy, congregation, community, culture)
4:00-6:00 Jainism and art, exhibition
9:00PM Leave Valsad for Pune at night
Saturday July 8th 9:00-10.30 Concept of svadhyay, samayika
11:00-12.30 Concept of discipline in Uttradhyana
4:30-6:00 Jains in business
Sunday July 9th 9:oo-10:30 Noble prize winners and their subjects, Jain philosophy
11:00-12:30 Ancient Jain literature on Therapeutics’
4:30-6:00 Jainism in Western India
Monday July10th 9:00-10:30 Jain gods and goddess, their contribution and relevance
11:00-12:30 Evolution of Sthanakpanth, its important acaryas and characteristics
4:30-6:00 Jains in education and Social services
Tuesday July 11th 9:00-10:30
11:00-12:30 Panca paramesthis, Navkara
4:30-6:00 Omniscience. Basis Apta Mimansa
Wednesday July 12th 9:00–10:30 Free
11:00-12:30 Free
4:30-6:00 Free
Thursday July 13th Leave for Sravanbelgola
Day & Date AM/PM Details of the lectures (Sravanbelgola) V – Venue
Thursday July 13th Arrival, program, visit statue & Chandra Giri Reception
Friday July 14th 9:00-10:30 History of Sravanbelgola.
11:00-12:30 Bhadrabahu & Jainism in South India
4:30-6:00 Mahamastakabhiseka 2006
Saturday July 15th 9:00-10:30 Jain Acaryas from South India& their contributions
11:00-12:30 Review subjects of Gommattasara, its History, Author, related to Sravanbelgola
4:30-6:00 Das Dharmas
Sunday July 16th Visit Moodbadri and Humcha. Lectures by Bhattarakji, darsanas, stay at one of the places for a night
Monday July 17th Visit
Tuesday July 18th 9-10.30AM Kundkund and his literature.
11-12.30PM Niscaya and vyavahara nayas, karttatvavada in Samaysara...
4.30-6PM Knowledge (Jnana) in Pravacanasara
Wednesday July 19th 9-10.30AM Jainism in Kannada, Tamil (Kural), and Telugu
11-12.30AM Temple architecture in South india
4.30-6PM Role of Jain women in South
Thursday July 20th 9-12.30 Review, discussion, write paper
Friday July 21st Return to Delhi. Stay at Dadabari Flt 10.20PM from Ban galore. Day free for sight seeing etc.
Day & Date AM/ PM Details of the lectures (Chhoti Dadabari Delhi) VI-Venue
Friday July 21st Arrival and rest
Saturday July 22nd 9:00-10:30 Jain sculpture
11:00-12:30 Jain women ascetics a review and issues
4:30-6:00 Jain, vastu, astrology.
Sunday July 23rd Visits, free day
Monday July 24th 9:00-10:30 Contribution of Jains in biological sciences.
11:00-12:30 Contribution of Jains in ecology and environmental sciences.
4:30-6:00 Satyagraha & Mahatma Gandhi
Tuesday July 25th 9:00-10:30 Jain political thought
11:00-12:30 Jain principles in administration
4:30-6:00 Jain principles in police
Wednesday July 26th 9:00-10:30 Jain art, architecture
11:00-12:30 Jain Yaksa, Yaksini.
4:30-6:00 Contribution of Jains in Mathematics
Thursday July 27th 9:00-10:30 Towards a sociology of Jains
11:00-12:30 Structure and processes in Jainism: social, ethical and schism.
4:30-6:00 Medical Science basis of vegetarianism
Friday July 28th 9:00-10:30 Haribhadra life sketch; satdarssansamuccaya or Jain Yoga (8 dristis)
11:00-12:30 Hem Chandra life sketch, Pramana Mimamsa or Purana or grammar.
4:30-6:00 Visit Smarak, La Mandir and bird hospital
Saturday July 29th 9:00-10.30 Lesya and Behavior Modification".
11:00-5:30 Discussions report writing
Sunday July 30th 9:00-10:30 Valedictory function in morning and free day
Monday July 31st Free day and Leave for USA
Summary
Place Dates (from to) Remarks
Delhi June 1st - 10th Trips to Aligarh and Agra
Jaipur June 10th - 27th Trip to Shri Mahavirji
Ladnun June 27th - 5th -
Atul and Pune July 6th - 13th Trip to Valsad and Pune
Sravanbelgola July 13th - 21st Trip to Mysore
Delhi July 21st – July 31st -
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          1. 14 Stages
          2. Acaranga
          3. Acaryas
          4. Agamas
          5. Agra
          6. Ahimsa
          7. Aksaya
          8. Aligarh
          9. Anekant
          10. Anekanta
          11. Anukampa
          12. Anuvratas
          13. Anuyoga
          14. Aradhana
          15. Ayodhya
          16. Bandh
          17. Bird Hospital
          18. Brahmi Lipi
          19. Candra
          20. Chandragupta
          21. Concept of Soul
          22. Dadabari
          23. Darsana
          24. Das
          25. Delhi
          26. Discipline
          27. Divali
          28. Dravya
          29. Dravya Sangrah
          30. Ecology
          31. Gandhi
          32. Gunasthanas
          33. Gunavratas
          34. Guptis
          35. Haribhadra
          36. Hastinapur
          37. Humcha
          38. ISSJS
          39. JVBI
          40. Jain Art
          41. Jain Philosophy
          42. Jain Temples
          43. Jain Yoga
          44. Jainism
          45. Jainism in South India
          46. Jaipur
          47. Jayanti
          48. Jnana
          49. Kanji Swami
          50. Karma
          51. Karmas
          52. Khajuraho
          53. Kundkund
          54. Ladnun
          55. Lesya
          56. Loka
          57. Mahatma
          58. Mahatma Gandhi
          59. Mahavira
          60. Mahavira Jayanti
          61. Mahavratas
          62. Mandir
          63. Mantra
          64. Meditation
          65. Mimamsa
          66. Mimansa
          67. Mysore
          68. Naya
          69. Nayas
          70. Nemi
          71. Nirjara
          72. Non violence
          73. Palitana
          74. Pancastikaya
          75. Pramana
          76. Pudgala
          77. Puja
          78. Pune
          79. Puranas
          80. Purusartha
          81. Risabha
          82. Rishabh
          83. Sallekhana
          84. Samayika
          85. Samitis
          86. Samvar
          87. Samyag darsana
          88. Science
          89. Siddha
          90. Soul
          91. Sramana
          92. Sutra
          93. Svadhyaya
          94. Swami
          95. Syadvada
          96. Tamil
          97. Tattvas
          98. Terapanth
          99. Tijara
          100. Tirtha
          101. Varganas
          102. Vedas
          103. Vedic
          104. Vegetarianism
          105. Violence
          106. Yaksa
          107. Yaksini
          108. Yoga
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