Adherents of this religion believe there are two kinds of energy in the universe: Jada for matter, and Chetana for life.  Punya is acquired through good deeds, while pap results from bad deeds.  It teaches that time is infinite but divided into cycles called Kalchakras, each with ascending and descending halves.  During each half-cycle, 24 humans will achieve liberation, or moksha, and become Tirthankaras.  The two principal sects, Digamabara and Svetambara, disagree on whether monks should wear clothes, but all adherents follow five guidelines, including not stealing, not lying, and extreme n
Adherents of this religion believe there are two kinds of energy in the universe: Jada for matter, and Chetana for life.  Punya is acquired through good deeds, while pap results from bad deeds.  It teaches that time is infinite but divided into cycles called Kalchakras, each with ascending and descending halves.  During each half-cycle, 24 humans will achieve liberation, or moksha, and become Tirthankaras.  The two principal sects, Digamabara and Svetambara, disagree on whether monks should wear clothes, but all adherents follow five guidelines, including not stealing, not lying, and extreme non-violence, or ahimsa, which sometimes leads to monks starving themselves to death.  FTP name this ascetic religion whose community was founded by Mahavira.
Adherents of this religion believe there are two kinds of energy in the universe: Jada for matter, and Chetana for life.  
Jainism