What are 9 Truths of Jainism?

Following are the nine truths of Jainism: Jiva (living things) Ajiva (non-living things) Punya (results of good deeds) Pap (Sins) Ashrav (good deeds) Sanvar (hindrances in the way of karma) Bandha (bondage) Nirjara (destruction of karmas)

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How many karmas are there?

Subsequently, what is no karma in jainism? By behaving well - so no karma is attracted. By having the right mental state - so that even if an action attracts karma, the correct mental attitude of the being means that karma either doesn't stick to that soul or is discharged immediately.

And another question, how do you purify your karma?

You can clean your karmic dishes with practices such as contemplation, higher knowledge, meditation, devotion, selfless service, and by letting go of limited desires. Keeping your karmas clean is like keeping your house clean. Your house may start out clean, but then it gets messy and you have to clean it again. Subsequently, what is a karma cleanse? A karma cleanse aims to wash those away. Just as your body is ready to take in nourishment after ridding yourself of the sludge and Slim Jims of a bad diet, or your heart is ready to find love after cleaning out past baggage, your soul will be ready to start a new karmic cycle.

Consequently, how does karma affect your next life?

On a larger scale, karma determines where a person will be reborn and their status in their next life. Good karma can result in being born in one of the heavenly realms. Bad karma can cause rebirth as an animal, or torment in a hell realm. Buddhists try to cultivate good karma and avoid bad. What does 10th house signify? It is the house of action and the house of profession. From the 10th house is judged the rank and status, position and authority, command, ruling powers, means of livelihood and all actions dealing with it, respect, honour, father, living abroad, debts etc.