Bhutabali
Acharya Bhutabali (7th century CE) was a Digambara monk. He along with Acharya Pushpadanta composed the most sacred Jain text, Satkhandagama..[1]
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Shrut Panchami (scripture fifth) is celebrated by Jains in may every year commemorating Pushpadanta and Bhutabali.[2]
Notes
- Somasundaram, O; Tejus Murthy, AG; Raghavan, DV (2016), "Jainism - Its relevance to psychiatric practice; with special reference to the practice of Sallekhana", Indian J Psychiatry, 58: 471–474, doi:10.4103/0019-5545.196702, PMC 5270277, PMID 28197009
- Dundas 2002, p. 65.
gollark: We already have the trendy new replacement of computer animism.
gollark: You can at least pick the bizarre customs you're subjected to in the modern world. Some of them. Slightly.
gollark: ALL is bizarre customs.
gollark: Those are bizarre customs and stuff too, yes.
gollark: They may have "mandatory" bizarre rituals, or be annoying to outsiders. But modern societies also do similar things to some extent, so "yaaaaay".
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