Ujjawal Daga
Philosopher
I’m a researcher of Jain philosophy, interested in how ancient ethical and spiritual frameworks can stay deeply relevant for young people in the modern world—especially as science and technology reshape how we live, think, and relate.
My research involves studying classical Jain scriptures and core principles in depth, while also asking practical questions: How can non-violence guide daily decision-making, not just ideals? What does discipline look like without rigidity? How do we cultivate inner stability in an age of distraction? My goal is to translate timeless teachings into usable insights—ideas you can apply in education, work, relationships, and personal growth.
This platform is my space to learn continuously, share distilled reflections, and host conversations that connect tradition with modern reasoning and lived experience. If you work at the intersection of philosophy, ethics, well-being, education, or technology—or simply enjoy serious questions with practical stakes—I’d be glad to connect. Collaboration is welcome, and curiosity is the only prerequisite.
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