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From 17th to 19th March 2025, Dr Medhavi Jain (Founder, Dharma For Life) and Dr Palakh Jain (Joint Secretary, DFL) visited Pune for the twin purpose of delivering a lecture on “Arihant: Jain Darshan Mein Sarvagya ki Avdharna” at Savitribai Phule Pune University and visiting Abhay Prabhavana Museum. Lecture by Dr Medhavi Jain at the Department…

Dharma For Life celebrated its First Anniversary on January 18, 2025, at The Constitution Club of India. The event brought distinguished scholars, scientists, authors, students, and philosophy enthusiasts together. Dr. Pooja Vyas, Director of the Indian Council of Philosophical Research in New Delhi, chaired the program. Dr Natalia Zheleznova, from the Institute of Oriental Studies,…

Dharma for Life hosted its fourth and last quarterly event of 2024. The insightful event on Jain Karma Theory and the relevance of ethics in professional success was held at the Tulip Clubhouse, Gurugram. Led by founder Dr Medhavi Jain, the sessions explored the uniqueness of karma theory in the Indian philosophy of Jainism and…

Devotion without knowledge is blind faith Knowledge without devotion is mere rationality Knowledge is inevitably followed by devotion This is where science meets spirituality   On the path of searching for the truth, one eventually reaches a state where one starts understanding the real meaning of devotion and the wonders it can do. Each seeker starts their journey towards…

  Dharma For Life organised its third academic event on the 27th of July 2024, which included a lecture on ‘Mind in Science and Jainism’ and a panel discussion on ‘Mind: Our Friend or Enemy’. The event commenced at 2 PM with a welcoming tea. The program began with a prayer by Mrs. Beina A Jain.…

My Review on Ālāpa Paddhati (The Ways of Verbal Expression) by Ācārya Devasena I was delighted and honoured at the same time to receive the most recent scholarly gem by respected Vijay K Jain Sir. Titled Ālāpa Paddhati as clearly by its name that it describes the ways of verbal expression, written by Ācārya Devasena sometime…