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What does "iha bhaviye charitte, no parbhaviye" mean
Quick Answer
The phrase "iha bhaviye charitte, no parbhaviye" commonly means focusing on present and future conduct rather than past actions. There may be mild variations emphasizing current character and future intentions over previous deeds.
Detailed Answer
The phrase "iha bhaviye charitte, no parbhaviye" is often interpreted within Jain philosophy as an injunction to prioritize one's present and future behavior ("iha bhaviye charitte") rather than dwelling on past actions ("no parbhaviye"). This reflects the Jain emphasis on ethical conduct and spiritual progress in the here and now, rather than being bound by one's past karma or deeds.
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