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The Namokar Mantra - also called the Navkar Mantra - is the most sacred and most widely recited prayer in Jainism. Unlike most prayers, it does not pay homage to any single deity, Tirthankara, or historical figure. Instead, it bows to every soul, across all of time and space, who has attained one of the five supreme spiritual stations known as the Panch Parmeshthi. Here is a complete look at its text, structure, meaning and significance
Chanvleshwar PasrshwanathExplore the legend, the ancient grey idol, and the living miracles of Shri Chanvaleshwar Parshvanath Digambar Jain Atishay Kshetra in Chainpura, Bhilwara - reverently called Rajasthan's Laghu Sammed Shikhar.
Rishabhdev KesariyajiKesariyaji is a Digambar Jain tirth that has existed for than 1,200 years. So how did it come to be under government control, with Digambars not to see their own mulnayak in his original form for most of the day? This is that story. Told without any softening of the facts.
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The Namokar Mantra - also called the Navkar Mantra - is the most sacred and most widely recited prayer in Jainism. Unlike most prayers, it does not pay homage to any single deity, Tirthankara, or historical figure. Instead, it bows to every soul, across all of time and space, who has attained one of the five supreme spiritual stations known as the Panch Parmeshthi. Here is a complete look at its text, structure, meaning and significance
Chanvleshwar PasrshwanathExplore the legend, the ancient grey idol, and the living miracles of Shri Chanvaleshwar Parshvanath Digambar Jain Atishay Kshetra in Chainpura, Bhilwara - reverently called Rajasthan's Laghu Sammed Shikhar.
Rishabhdev KesariyajiKesariyaji is a Digambar Jain tirth that has existed for than 1,200 years. So how did it come to be under government control, with Digambars not to see their own mulnayak in his original form for most of the day? This is that story. Told without any softening of the facts.
Rishabhdev KesariyajiWhat really happened on 4 May 1927 at Shri Rishabhdev Kesariyaji Tirth — the martyrs, the guilty officials, the government inquiry, and what it all means for the temple's identity even today
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