Kalptaru Parshvanath Jinalay

03/09/2019

Different Aangi of Shri Kalptaru Parshvanath Bhagwan, Khudala.

04/08/2018

khudala kalptaru parshvanath Prathishta

11/02/2017

Book distribution camp on the occassion of Shree khudala kalptaru parshvanath anjanshalaka mahotsav on 11.02.2017

11/02/2017

Shree khudala kalptaru parshwanath first aangi 10.02.17

09/02/2017

Shri kalptaru parshvanathay namah :
Pratish*ta anjanshalaka done on 09.02.2017

26/01/2017

Everyone is invited.

Kalptaru Parshvanath Anjanshalka Pratish*ta Invitation video. Place khudala, Falna , Rajasthan. Date :- 02.02.2017 to 09.02.2017

06/01/2017

QUICK FACTS ABOUT JAINISM :-

1. In Jainism, a Tirthankar or Jina is a human being who achieves enlightenment (perfect knowledge) through asceticism and who then becomes a role-model teacher for those seeking spiritual guidance.

2. Rishabhdev was the first Jain Tirthankara. He was the father of Chakravarti King of India “Bharat”. Rishabhdev name was first described in Srimad Bhagwat (Rigveda). He died in Attaway or Kailash Mountain. His symbol is bull.

3. Jainism is often referred to as Jain Dharmaor Shraman Dharma or the religion of Nirgantha or religion of “Vratyas” by ancient texts.

4. Bhagwan Mahavira was the 24th Tirthankara of Jainism. Mahavir was the 24th and last Tirthankara of Jainism. He was born in 599 BC near Vaishali in Kundagrama. Mahavira belonged to Jnantrik Dynasty. He got enlightened under a Sal Tree. He got kaivalya on the bank of Rijupalika River. Diwali, was the nirvana day of Lord Mahavira . Name of his mother was Trishala who was siter of the King Chetak of Lichchavi. Sudharaman was the chief of Jainism after death of Mahavira. Final compilation of Mahavira teachings took place in 5th or 6th century AD. Jain works were compiled in Vallabhi.

5. There are five categories of devotees in Jainism:
Tirthankara : One who has attained Nirvana;
Arhat : One who is about to attain nirvana;
Upadhaya: Saint Teacher ;
Acharya : Head of the Ascetic Group ;
Sadhu: rest public.

6. Jain Sangha is devided into two main sects Digambar and Svetambar. Digambars remain n**e and Svetambar remain in white clothes. Mahavir swami gave suggestion to the Digambara to remain n**e.

7. First Jain Council was in 300BC under the chairmanship of Sthulbhadra.

8. Second jain council was at Vallabhi in 512 AD. Vallabhi is in Modern Gujrat and was headed by Devardhi Kshamasemana.

9. Somprata who was Ashoka’s son had accepted Jainism.

10. Jains believe that every soul is divine and has the potential to achieve God-consciousness. Any soul which has conquered its own inner enemies and achieved the state of supreme being is called jina (Conqueror or Victor). Jainism is the path to achieve this state.

11. Supreme Principal in Jainism is Ahimsa or non violence. The ultimate goal is realization of Nirvana which is called kaivalya.

12. There are no preists in Jainism. Only monks and nuns are there. Principal doctrine is of Purva.

13. There are five vows of Jainism:
• Ahimsa (Non-violence)
• Satya (truth)
• Achaurya (non-stealing)
• Brahmacharya (Celibacy)
• Aparigraha (Non-attachment to temporal possessions)

14. Parshvanath was 23rd Tirthankara of Jainism. He became ascetic at the age of 30 years. Parshvanath got enlightment on Sammeya Mountain. His symbol is snake. Parshvanath has been described as God by Gosvami Tulsidas. Jin Kalpa Religion was discovered by Parshvanath.

15. There are Three Tri-Ratnas of Jainism. Samyak Gyan, Samyak Darshan and Samyak Acharan.

16. There are 12 angas of Jainism.

17. There are 18 crimes in Jainism.

18. Bhadrabahu wrote Nirukitis, the doctrine of Jainism.

19. Kalpsutra is the biography of Tirthankara in Jainism.

20. Jinasena and Guna Bhadra composed Mahapurana.

21. Tatwarthadhigam was composed by Uma swami.

22. Jain Fasting : 1. Uttam: Renounce all worldly things including food & water on the day of fasting and eat only once on the eve & next day of fasting. 2. Madhyam: Food & water is not taken on the day of fast. 3. Jaghanya: Eat only once on the day. During fasting a person immerses himself in religious activities (worshiping, serving the saints & be in their proximity, reading scriptures, Tapa, and donate to the right candidates – Supatra).

23. Eight auspicious symbols (The Asta Mangalas). Their names are (in series of pictures)
Sw****ka -Signifies peace and well-being;
Shrivatsa -A mark manifested on the centre of the Jina’s chest, signifying a pure soul
Nandyavartya -Large sw****ka with nine corners;
Vardha¬manaka -A shallow earthen dish used for lamps, suggests an increase in wealth, fame and merit due to a Jina’s grace.
Bhadrasana -Throne, considered auspicious because it is sanctified by the blessed Jina’s feet.
Kalasha -Pot filled with pure water signifying wisdom and completeness
Minayugala -A fish couple. It signifies Cupid’s banners coming to worship the Jina after defeating the God of Love
Darpana -The mirror reflects one’s true self because of its

02/01/2017

18/12/2016

कल्पवृक्ष देवलोक का एक वृक्ष। इसे कल्पद्रुप, कल्पतरु, सुरतरु देवतरु तथा कल्पलता इत्यादि नामों से भी जाना जाता है। पुराणों के अनुसार समुद्रमंथन से प्राप्त 14 रत्नों में कल्पवृक्ष भी था। यह इंद्र को दे दिया गया था और इंद्र ने इसकी स्थापना सुरकानन में कर दी थी। हिंदुओं का विश्वास है कि कल्पवृक्ष से जिस वस्तु की भी याचना की जाए, वही यह दे देता है। इसका नाश कल्पांत तक नहीं होता। 'तूबा' नाम से ऐसे ही एक पेड़ का वर्णन इस्लामी धार्मिक साहित्य में भी मिलता है जो सदा अदन (स्वर्ग का उपवन) में फूलता फलता रहता है।

सिद्ध, नाथ और संत कल्पलता या कल्पवल्लरी संज्ञा 'उन्मनी' को देते हैं क्योंकि उनके मतानुसार सहजावस्था या कैवल्य की प्राप्ति के लिए उन्मनी ही एकमात्र साधन है जो न केवल सभी कामनाओं को पूरी करनेवाली है अपितु स्वयं अविनश्वर भी है और जिसे मिल जाती हैं, उसे भी अविनश्वर बना देती है।

16/12/2016

श्री कल्पतरु पार्श्वनाथ जिनालय का भूमि पूजन दिनांक 06-12-2014 को हुआ था. प्रन्यास प्रवर परम पूज्य श्री चिदानंदविजयजी म. स. की निश्रा मैं अदभुत भूमि पूजन का कार्यक्रम संपन्न हुआ था.