Sadhu ke 32 dosho ke naam

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The 32 faults (doshas) of a Sadhu in Jainism include various physical, behavioral, and spiritual shortcomings that hinder a monk's progress, such as attachment, pride, anger, and negligence.

Detailed Answer

In Jain philosophy, a Sadhu (monk) is expected to maintain strict discipline and purity in conduct to progress towards liberation. The 32 doshas or faults are detailed enumerations of failings that detract from the ideal monastic life. These faults cover a range of aspects including physical impurities, improper behavior, laxity in vows, and mental impurities like attachment and pride. They serve as guidelines for self-assessment and correction to maintain the sanctity of the ascetic path.

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