Syadvada is a philosophical concept from Jainism that emphasizes the relativity of truth. It suggests that truth can be viewed from multiple perspectives, and each perspective can provide a partial understanding of reality. This approach encourages open-mindedness and acknowledges that different viewpoints can coexist. The term "Syadvada" translates to "the doctrine of maybe" or "the theory of conditionality." It is often summarized by the sevenfold predication, which outlines various ways to express a statement, such as affirming, negating, or both. This framework helps in understanding complex issues by recognizing the limitations of absolute statements.