the three jewels in jainism are known as
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Right faith - Samyak darshana
This doesn't mean believing what you're told, but means seeing (hearing, feeling, etc.) things properly, and avoiding preconceptions and superstitions that get in the way of seeing clearly.
Right knowledge - Samyak jnana
This means having an accurate and sufficient knowledge of the real universe - this requires a true knowledge of the five (or six) substances and nine truths of the universe - and having that knowledge with the right mental attitude.
Right conduct - Samyak charitra
This means living your life according to Jain ethical rules, to avoid doing harm to living things and freeing yourself from attachment and other impure attitudes and thoughts.
Jains believe that a person who has right faith and right knowledge will be motivated and able to achieve right conduct.
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