On invitation, scholars of the trust travel to schools, colleges, study circles, and communities across India to teach Jain Darshan and traditional knowledge. We bring the tradition to where students and seekers already gather — and we shape each visit around what the host institution asks for.
Institutional Teaching is an activity of the trust: our scholars go out to other places — on request — to teach Jain Darshan, Prakrit, and traditional subjects, then return with a record of what was shared.
An institution or community invites the trust; we plan the visit together. We come when we are asked, not to advertise.
The subject and depth are decided by what the host needs — an introductory talk, a focused lecture, or a multi-day session.
Sessions are led by qualified scholars of the trust, grounded in the authentic study of the tradition.
This teaching is an offering of the trust, not a commercial service — carried out in the spirit of Tattva Prachār.
Every visit is documented — the place, the date, the subject, and photographs from the session. This record grows as the trust travels.
Scholars of the trust visited Tarampur to teach the foundations of Jain Darshan — sessions on core principles, key texts, and their meaning for daily practice. [Replace with the actual account of the visit.]
Host: [Institution / community name]
On a request from the host, the trust conducted teaching sessions at Bhopal. [Replace with the actual subject and account of what was taught.]
Host: [Institution / community name]
At the invitation of the host in Kota, scholars of the trust led teaching sessions on the requested subject. [Replace with the actual subject and account of what was taught.]
Host: [Institution / community name]
Each card is a template — duplicate it to add a new place, drop in real photos, the date, the subject, and a short account of the visit.
If your institution, school, study circle, or community would like the trust to come and teach, send us the details below. We will write back to plan the visit.
Tell us about your institution and what you'd like us to teach.
