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View all postsDhruti Ghiya Rathi is a research scholar specializing in Ancient Indian History. Based in Princeton, New Jersey, she has presented papers at international seminars and is pursuing a PhD in Ancient Indian History. She has lectured on Jainism as a visiting faculty at Virginia Commonwealth University and has participated in interfaith dialogues and academic seminars. She currently serves as the Vice-Chair and Staff Editor of Jain Digest, a publication of JAINA (Federation of Jain Associations in North America). She is Editor of Significant Contributions of Jainism – Volume 1. Her work has also been featured in the International School for Jain Studies (ISJS) Newsletter.
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Bhāvanā in a world of uncertainty: A reflection from the Nepal floods
Observing the Jain festival of Paryuṣhaṇ this month focusing on self-purification, the author finds Jain reflections (Bhāvanās) on impermanence particularly poignant when viewed in the light of recent Nepal floods Read more
