Jainism is both a religion and a way of life that has been practiced for thousands of years in India. Some key beliefs of Jainism include non-violence, believing in the eternal soul, and that all living beings are interconnected. Followers of Jainism seek spiritual enlightenment by practicing non-violence, being respectful of others' views, and balancing needs with detachment from possessions.

1. Elevator Pitch!! – Jainism and Jain Way of Life
 Jainism is a religion and a way of live.
 For thousands of years, Jains have been practicing
vegetarianism, yoga, meditation, and environmentalism. Jains
believe in the existence of a Soul which is eternal and divine,
and that each living being has a soul.
 We are all independent souls, and yet interdependent for
bringing peace to our lives as well as to those around us.
Jains seek spiritual upliftment by practicing the three core
principles of Jainism: Non-Violence, Non-Absolutism, and Non-
Possessiveness.
 Non-Violence is compassion and forgiveness in thoughts,
words, and deeds towards all living beings. Mahatma Gandhi
and Martin Luther King were popular leaders of this philosophy.
 Non- Absolutism is respect for the view of others. Jains seek
and encourage dialogue and harmony with other faiths.
 Non-Possessiveness is balancing of needs and desires, while
staying detached from possessions. Jains encourage respect
for the environment and appropriate use of resources.
 By living a Jain Way of Life (JWOL) we can bring peace and
spirituality to our lives and to those around us.