The Key of Knowledge

Champat Rai Jain series

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‘The Key of Knowledge’ has been out-of-print since 1928. This book makes possible to explain the strange similarities and identities between the esoteric teachings of all religions. This is indeed a magnum opus on Theo-logy-on Jaina Principles, Hinduism, Christianity and Islam. The originality of thought of C.R. Jain is bound to have a lasting influence. The reading of the works of the author is a pleasure from the literary point of view. Not reading this book would be missing a life time

experience because it is a key with the aid of which the locked doors of wisdom might be unlocked, enabling you to enter into them and see for yourself the priceless treasures which have remained hidden from the common view so long.

The sacred books of Hindus, Christians, Jainas, Muhammadans, Parsis and Jews went on allegorising the doctrines of spiritual the doctrines of spiritual science. Most of the allegories hide their true meaning from the common man but have been decoded by the author providing really an ocean of wisdom.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Champat Rai Jain

C.R. Jain was born on 6th Aug, 1867 to parents L. Chandra Mal and smt. Parvati Devi at Delhi. He was adopted as a son by L. Sohanlal Bankelal at the age of seven and married to the daughter of Barrister Pyare Lal Jain when he was only 13 years' old. C.R. Jain went to England to study Law in 1892 and returned back as Barrister in 1897. He practised at Delhi, Moradabad, Amritsar, and Hardoi in U.P. In 1913 he studied Hinduism, Christianity, Islam and made a thorough study of jain Concepts. He was a powerful orator. He wrotw several books important among were-'The Key of Knowledge', 'Con-fluence of Opposites ', Gems of Islam', 'Jaina Logic', 'Faith, Knowledge and Conduct', 'Jaina Penance', 'House-holder's Dharma', 'Jaina Law', etc. He had bad health as TB patient and returned back to India from England. He passed away on 2nd June, 1942 in Karachi. He was hailed as "Ocean of Wisdom".