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      <title>Anekantvad, defined (me)</title>
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      <description>Taking the time to understand the “third” core tenet of Jainism At #YJA18, Nikita T. Mitchell gave a wonderful keynote.&#xA;Your faith is rooted in compassion. Shine that light.&#xA;While sharing her story, she asked us to reflect on and share a defining moment for our faith. For me, I thought back to the couple distinctive turning points in how I approached Jainism and where I concentrated my efforts: my journey in understanding Anekantvad.</description>
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