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Jainism, as stated, ancient-present

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Jainism is an ancient Indian religion centered on non-violence, truth, and non-attachment, with a tradition of ascetic practice and a belief in the soul's capacity to attain liberation through ethical conduct and self-discipline. It originated in the Indian subcontinent, with roots traceable to at least the first millennium BCE, and continues to be practiced primarily in India and among diaspora communities worldwide.

Cluster:Faithful Observance

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