Significance of Imgini
In Jainism, Imgini represents the second form of anashana, which involves the practitioner engaging in a confession while also abstaining from water. During this practice, the individual restricts their movement to a limited space without seeking assistance. This form highlights the spiritual discipline and commitment to self-restraint fundamental to Jain beliefs.
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Jain concept of 'Imgini'
In Jainism, Imgini is the second form of anashana, involving confession and water rejection, where the practitioner moves independently within a restricted area, emphasizing self-restraint and spiritual discipline.
From: Trishashti Shalaka Purusha Caritra
(1) The second form of anashana where the practitioner makes a confession and also rejects water, moving only within a limited space without assistance.[1]