The antithesis of this concept is sometimes subcategorized according to the presence or absence of four or more pranas.
The antithesis of this concept is sometimes subcategorized according to the presence or absence of four or more pranas. It is typically listed as the first of the yamas, and is the subject of the first anuvrata, which places ekendriyas and Sthavara-Jivas in a separate category. Eating and drinking only during the daytime is one manifestation of adherence to this principle, which appears as the first of the four restraints of Parshvanatha. Other manifestations include the use of mukhavastrika and whisk brooms to avoid stepping on insects. FTP name this central tenet of Jainism.
The antithesis of this concept is sometimes subcategorized according to the presence or absence of four or more pranas.
{ahimsa} or {nonviolence}