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Who said ''man is the architect of his own destiny"?

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Gautam Buddha

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Mahavir Jain

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Ved Vyas

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Adi Shankaracharya

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Solution

The correct option is B Mahavir Jain
Mahavira was of the opinion that man creates his own destiny through his deeds. According to him, a person is born in a higher or in a lower Varna in consequence of the sins or the virtues acquired by him in the previous birth.

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