It holds in high esteem the works of Kundakunda, although Bhadrabahu is believed to be its founder.
It believes that the perfect saint needs no food to stay alive, and thus its followers eat once a day. It holds in high esteem the works of Kundakunda, although Bhadrabahu is believed to be its founder. Excluded from the Council of Valabhi, its members generally drink from a gourd and are convinced that no woman can achieve moksha without first being reborn as a man. They also usually use a peacock feather-duster to clear their way of insects in order to observe ahimsa. FTP, name this conservative sect of Jainism, whose most notable feature is its monks' refusal to wear any clothes.
It believes that the perfect saint needs no food to stay alive, and thus its followers eat once a day.
Digambara (accept sky-clad, naked, nude, or reasonable equivalents, and prompt on ”Jainism”)