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Samani Punya Pragya is a samani, a member of the order of Jain female renunciants established within the Terapanth tradition in 1980, whose members, unlike monks and nuns, may travel abroad to teach. She is a disciple of Acharya Mahashraman, holds master's degrees in Prakrit and English literature, and teaches Jain philosophy, comparative religion and Preksha meditation, including as a lecturer in religious studies at Florida International University. Based at the JVB London Centre, she also sings and composes, and has recorded five albums of devotional songs.
Samani Punya Pragya is a samani, a member of the order of Jain female renunciants established within the Terapanth tradition in 1980, whose members, unlike monks and nuns, may travel abroad to teach. She is a disciple of Acharya Mahashraman, holds master's degrees in Prakrit and English literature, and teaches Jain philosophy, comparative religion and Preksha meditation, including as a lecturer in religious studies at Florida International University. Based at the JVB London Centre, she also sings and composes, and has recorded five albums of devotional songs.
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