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This record contains the condensed abstract of the doctoral thesis prepared to be submitted to Jain Vishva Bharati Institute (JVBI), Rajasthan, India, in the field of Nonviolence and Peace Studies. The abstract outlines the conceptual development, pilot testing, and implementation of the Brahmavākya Module, which integrates soteriological insights from Jain, Buddhist, and Hindu meditation texts into a practical framework for nonviolent peacebuilding. It summarizes the research objectives, methodology, and key contributions in about 150 words. This is not the full thesis, but only the condensed abstract archived for reference and citation. [Note: This work should be cited as 10.5281/zenodo.17085618. This OSF record is a secondary deposit for visibility.]