1. The Significance of the 24 Tirthankaras
Idea: An overview article introducing who the 24 Tirthankaras are, their role in Jainism, and why they matter.
Key points to cover:
- Meaning of “Tirthankara” (ford-maker / spiritual teacher) Wikipedia+1
- How there are 24 in each half-cycle according to Jain cosmology Wikipedia+1
- Major values: Ahimsa (non-violence), Satya (truth), Achaurya (non-stealing), Brahmacharya, Aparigraha 24tirthankaras.org
- Why a modern reader should care: relevance to ethics, spirituality, non-violence.
2. Life Story Highlights: Select Tirthankaras
Idea: A blog series (or a long post) focusing on one or two Tirthankaras in depth each time (for example, Mahavira, Parshvanatha, etc).
For each – include:
- Birth, important life events, kevala jnana (omniscience) achievement, moksha (liberation).
- Symbol/emblem, colour, and what their life teaches. Wikipedia+1
- How their teachings apply in today’s world.
3. Ethical Practices in Jainism: Applied to Everyday Life
Idea: Show how Jain values (like non-violence, truth, non-possession) can inform modern living (work life, environment, relationships).
Key points:
- What is Ahimsa and how it extends beyond not harming — e.g., environmental non-violence.
- Aparigraha (minimalism/non-possession) and modern consumerism.
- Practical tips: mindful eating, reducing waste, truthfulness in business/communication.
4. Pilgrimage & Temples of Jainism
Idea: A travel-/spiritual-content piece on important Jain pilgrimage sites & temples (temple & pilgrimage atlas section).
Key points:
- Introduce major sites associated with the Tirthankaras (for example, where they attained moksha, key temple sites).
- How pilgrimage fosters spiritual growth: atmosphere, rituals, reflection.
- Practical travel tips: what to expect, best times to visit, how to prepare mentally/spiritually.
5. Jainism for Younger Learners: Kids & Teens Edition
Idea: A version of blog content aimed at younger readers: fun, easy to understand.
Key points:
- Simplified stories of the Tirthankaras with illustrations or graphic-style infographics.
- Interactive ideas: quizzes (“Which Tirthankara symbol matches you?”), crafts, colouring pages.
- Values lessons: how to be kind, truthful, non-violent in school/home.
6. Research & Community Insights: Jain Studies Today
Idea: A more academic/insightful post aimed at scholars or community members.
Key points:
- Current research hotspots in Jain studies: history, scriptures, archaeology of temples, iconography.
- How the community is using digital media, outreach, preserving heritage.
- Interview or profile of a scholar/cultural worker in the Jain community.
- How the site (24 Tirthankaras) is contributing to knowledge sharing (e.g., blog updates, atlas, media).
