Jainism teaches believers the immortality and transmigration of the soul and denies the existence of a perfect or supreme being. Jain people, are very simplistic, spiritual people who center themselves with nature, life and peace. Sikhism is a unique combination of Hindu and Islam and unlike Jainism is not nonviolent .
             Jainism believes there are two kinds of energies, energy of mechanism and the energy of intelligence which are also referred to a matter (Jada) and life (Chetana). Going along with the discussion of energy, Jainism believes that the energies of gravitation, magnetism and electricity are believed to be three forces, which sustain the universe, all of which are under Jada. The forces of silence and solitude, of surrender and prayer, of love and sympathy, of dedication and determination these "subtle" forces are part of the energies of intelligence. In nature the subtle force of Yoga; activities of the mind, speech and body are more powerful than the forces of matter.
               The energy of intelligence is said to not be through mind alone, nor through the heart alone but through the whole of your totality is the highest wisdom. The Fundamentals of Jain beliefs are that universe is self-created, self ruled, self regulated and self-administered, according to the mighty and eternal cosmic law. If the world population would follow the Jainism beliefs the whole world will enjoy lasting peace and prosperity instead of present day, world of hatred and violence.  
             A Jain persons life goal is to give themselves freedom from fear. The fears that plague us in are everyday life are the fears of death, injury, torture, hurt, oppression. By relinquishing these fears we can finally become perfect.
             In the Sikh belief system the goal of human life is to break the cycle of birth and death to merge with God. To accomplish this one must follow the teachings of the Guru, meditate on the Holy Name and perform of acts of servi...