Jain stotra literature offers more than devotional poetry. It provides multiple entry points into the path of self purification, right […]
Kalyan Mandir Stotra, Svayambhustotra, and Vishapahara Stotra: A Comparative Study Read More »
One of the most striking features of the Kalyan Mandir Stotra is its rich use of metaphors, similes, and poetic
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The Bhaktamara Stotra, composed by Ācārya Mānatunga, and the Kalyan Mandir Stotra, composed by Ācārya Kumudacandra, occupy a unique and
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The Kalyan Mandir Stotra is far more than a hymn of praise. It is a deeply transformative spiritual text. Composed
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Composed by Ācārya Kumudacandra In Adoration of Lord Pārśvanātha Shloka 1 Transliteration Kalyāṇa mandiram udāram avadya bhedi bhītābhaya pradam aninditam
Kalyan Mandir Stotra : Complete Transliteration with Meaning Read More »
Composed in 1834 by Pandit Daulatramji, Chhahdhala is a compact yet profound Jain text that addresses one central human question:
Chhahdhala: Six Shields for the Wandering Soul Read More »
Dr. Nemichandra Shastri (Jyotishacharya) wrote “Mangal-Mantra Namokar: Ek Anuchintan”, a research-based treatise on Jainism’s most revered mantra. Published by Bharatiya
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You must have often observed in the lectures, classes or while reading Jinvani that we always do benediction or mangalacharan
Q&A: Mangalacharan or Benediction Read More »
Because we save that extra money people spend on eating onions.:P Jokes apart, the verse no. 38 written in Brahud Dravya
Why is it that Jains are usually wealthy? Read More »
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