One leader of this faith once let insects bite at him for 12 years. Bowing to various souls and monks called Acharya is a step in the Namokar mantra fundamental to this faith. In this faith, the concepts of Right View, Right Knowledge and Right Conduct are known as its (*) "three Jewels." This religion was founded by Mahavira, one of 24 beings called Tirthankaras by this religion's followers, who also take a vow of Ahimsa, which is why followers 
One leader of this faith once let insects bite at him for 12 years. Bowing to various souls and monks called Acharya is a step in the Namokar mantra fundamental to this faith. In this faith, the concepts of Right View, Right Knowledge and Right Conduct are known as its (*) "three Jewels." This religion was founded by Mahavira, one of 24 beings called Tirthankaras by this religion's followers, who also take a vow of Ahimsa, which is why followers of this faith are vegetarians and do not harm any living beings. For 10 points, name this primarily Indian religion that practices total non-violence.
One leader of this faith once let insects bite at him for 12 years.
{Jainism}