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Jain rituals
Jain rituals play a prominent part in Jainism. Rituals take place daily or more often. Rituals include obligations followed by Jains and various forms of idol worships.
Jains rituals can be divided broadly in two parts: Karya (Obligations which are followed) and Kriya (Worships which are performed).
Six essential duties
Both major sects defines duties for Jainism followers.
Svetambara
There are six obligatory duties (avashyakas) prescribed by Svetambara Jain canons to ascetics which are modified to suit non-ascetics. These Six Avashyakas are:
Samayika was used as a word for all spiritual activity including icon worship during medieval times.
Digambara
Digambara monk Jinasena and Somdeva suggested following essential duties which are popular and secular:
This page contains text from Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia - https://wn.com/Jain_rituals
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Introduction to Jainism | Belief | Oprah Winfrey Network
Varun Soni , dean of Religious Life at the University of Southern California, gives a primer on Jainism, one of the four major religions out of India. Jainism centers on the belief that there is a soul but no god. Get more information on OWN's groundbreaking seven-part series Belief , including episode discussion guides, journals and videos. For more on #Belief, visit Oprah.com. Find OWN on TV at http://www.oprah.com/FindOWN #OWNTV #BeliefonTheOprahWinfreyNetwork SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/1vqD1PN Download the Watch OWN App: http://bit.ly/2hr1nX2 About OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network is the first and only network named for, and inspired by, a single iconic leader. Oprah Winfrey's heart and creative instincts inform the brand -- and the magnetism of the channel. Winfrey provides leadership...
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Jainism Explained
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JAIN TRADITION: WORSHIP, SPACE, RITUAL OBJECTS, AND HYMNS
Summary: Audio starts at 4:10 – This is Chandan puja. So, we have to do Chandan puja first. And then I do the pushp puja with flowers, then I do the dhoop, Deepak, Akshat means rice, Naived means sweet, and then phal any kind of fruit, and then after the morning procedure we do aarti, mangal devo. After that we do chakyavandan. So in the morning this procedure take almost one and a half hours. We do every single day. And now a days we have paryushan so we are celebrating a different way – takes a long time. Otherwise, generally people come around 12 o clock or 1 o clock but nowadays they are coming at 3 – 4 to do the puja. And then after we do anghi, downstairs you see right? Then we put it here on the Bhagwan and thereafter we do pratikrama in the evening. All day we do any kind of paat...
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10 Amazing Facts About India's Jain Community (हिंदी में)
India's Jains, although small in number, have made a STRONG impact on the country - its economy, culture, food, etc. Let's have a look at some of the amazing facts surrounding this community! Other videos you will love: Sindhi Community Facts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wakCg7qd4rc Parsi Community Facts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oScnENjVNaI Jai Hind!
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JAIN SANTHARA : THE ART OF DYING
People misinterpret the oldest jain ritual SANTHARA or sallekhna as suicide. It is adopted only when a person realizes the certainty of his nearby death. His or her body itself has stopped functioning properly and even not accepting food. So SANTHARA is the beautiful way of detoxification of body by systematically reducing diet until u even reject the water. By this way the Saint increases his awareness and die being aware with experience of joy even at the time of death. Instead of dying in the hospital with fear and guilt. Other religions teaches the art of living but jainism teaches the art of dying. If we die with awareness we will born with awareness in next birth and one day we will be free from this cycle of birth and death known as moksha or mortality.
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The Holy Jain Thali - Mahavir Sthanakvasi Jain Upashray - The Holy Kitchens Of India
Paryushan Parv is one of the most important annual holy festivals for Jains and is usually celebrated in the month of August or September. It is a time when the Jains from both the sects, Digambara, and Swetambara, increase their spiritual intensity by performing fasting and prayer/meditation. But, there's a special tradition that is followed by Swetabar's Sect. They observe 51 days fast before the start of Paryushan. They believe in preachings of the monks and during this fast, the food intake is only once in a day. THE HOLY JAIN THALI Mahavir Stanakvasi Jain Upashray in Dombivali is a special place that provides Jain and clean food to more than 100 devotees every day without any monetary exchange. The preparation for the lunch starts at 3am in the morning. After listening to the...
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KHAJURAHO JAIN TEMPLES (4K)
The beautiful ornate temples in Khajuraho, India are mostly divided into the erotic Hindu temples in the Western area and the yellow Jain temples in the Eastern area. Here we see the beautiful Jain temples of the Eastern area, featuring the Parshvanatha Temple, the Adinatha Temple, and the Shantinath Temple. The first two temples feature hundreds of very detailed miniature sculptures. At the end of this video, you will see a naked Digambara monk. Digambara is a Jain sect and they believe that they must not wear clothes so they can achieve salvation. Please SUBSCRIBE to Andy's Awesome Adventures and enable "All" on the Subscribe bell icon. Thank you!
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Introduction to Jainism | Belief | Oprah Winfrey Network
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Varun Soni , dean of Religious Life at the University of Southern California, gives a primer on Jainism, one of the four major religions out of India. Jainism c...
Varun Soni , dean of Religious Life at the University of Southern California, gives a primer on Jainism, one of the four major religions out of India. Jainism centers on the belief that there is a soul but no god. Get more information on OWN's groundbreaking seven-part series Belief , including episode discussion guides, journals and videos. For more on #Belief, visit Oprah.com.
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Jainism Explained
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Jainism, some called it the world’s most peaceful religion. Its monks are famous worldwide for their strict adherence to non-violence. Going as far as to sweep the floor as they walk to avoid stepping on lifeforms, covering their mouths as to not swallow or breath hot air on living creatures, and following a strict vegetarian diet that not only bans all meat, fish, and eggs but also potatoes!!! So what is Jainism and why is it considered the world’s most peaceful religion.
Their ancient philosophy has garnered the eye of the modern world as their ideas of non-violence, strict vegetarianism, and what could be called an environmentalist outlook are strikingly relevant.
Jains have been highly influential in India for thousands of years. Shaping it's vegetarian-friendly diet and lending the concept of Ahimsa to Gandhi's independence movement.
A Jain is someone who accepts the teachings of the Tirthankaras. 'Jainism' comes from the word “Jina”.
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Jainism, some called it the world’s most peaceful religion. Its monks are famous worldwide for their strict adherence to non-violence. Going as far as to sweep the floor as they walk to avoid stepping on lifeforms, covering their mouths as to not swallow or breath hot air on living creatures, and following a strict vegetarian diet that not only bans all meat, fish, and eggs but also potatoes!!! So what is Jainism and why is it considered the world’s most peaceful religion.
Their ancient philosophy has garnered the eye of the modern world as their ideas of non-violence, strict vegetarianism, and what could be called an environmentalist outlook are strikingly relevant.
Jains have been highly influential in India for thousands of years. Shaping it's vegetarian-friendly diet and lending the concept of Ahimsa to Gandhi's independence movement.
A Jain is someone who accepts the teachings of the Tirthankaras. 'Jainism' comes from the word “Jina”.
Tirthankaras are the most important people in Jainism. They have removed all their attachments to the world and during their lifetimes they managed to break free from the cycle of rebirth and death that Jains believe keeps souls trapped on Earth.
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Lawrence A. Babb- Understanding Jainism (Amazon put a copy limit on this so I couldn't export my notes and it took me hours to do it manually and it made me angry and this is the only way I can vent. Good book though 8/10, 9/10 with rice) https://amzn.to/2MJjD04
You can find Jain sacred texts here https://www.sacred-texts.com/jai/
Life of Mahavira: https://www.sacred-texts.com/jai/sbe22/index.htm
Tattvas - https://www.sacred-texts.com/jai/9tatvas.txt
Great Vows - https://www.sacred-texts.com/jai/5vows.txt
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JAIN TRADITION: WORSHIP, SPACE, RITUAL OBJECTS, AND HYMNS
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Summary:
Audio starts at 4:10 – This is Chandan puja. So, we have to do Chandan puja first. And then I do the pushp puja with flowers, then I do the dhoop, De...
Summary:
Audio starts at 4:10 – This is Chandan puja. So, we have to do Chandan puja first. And then I do the pushp puja with flowers, then I do the dhoop, Deepak, Akshat means rice, Naived means sweet, and then phal any kind of fruit, and then after the morning procedure we do aarti, mangal devo. After that we do chakyavandan. So in the morning this procedure take almost one and a half hours. We do every single day. And now a days we have paryushan so we are celebrating a different way – takes a long time. Otherwise, generally people come around 12 o clock or 1 o clock but nowadays they are coming at 3 – 4 to do the puja. And then after we do anghi, downstairs you see right? Then we put it here on the Bhagwan and thereafter we do pratikrama in the evening. All day we do any kind of paath and then we hear the lecture when the scholars come India. They talk to us about the Jain religion. And then at night, again we do Mangal Aarti and then we go home.
All 24 tirthankars have 14 dreams always. And same dreams. This is all the symbols. So, the mothers of all tirthankars had the same 14 dreams always. Before bhagwan is born, the mother gets these 14 dreams and then the tirthankara is born immediately.
What is this made of?
This is all made of gold.
Real gold?
Yes. It’s silver from inside but is plated with real gold.
We have this kind of books. We call them kalpasutra. This is our whole Jain learnings. Everyone has to have this every paryushan. Everything about Jainishm is written in these granths.
Namokar Mantra
Namo Arihantanam
Namo Siddhanam
Namo Ariyanam
Namo Uvajhayanam
Namo loye sav sahunam
Aso panch namo karo sav paap nashno
Mangala nanche save singh paramam hawai Mangalam
https://wn.com/Jain_Tradition_Worship,_Space,_Ritual_Objects,_And_Hymns
Summary:
Audio starts at 4:10 – This is Chandan puja. So, we have to do Chandan puja first. And then I do the pushp puja with flowers, then I do the dhoop, Deepak, Akshat means rice, Naived means sweet, and then phal any kind of fruit, and then after the morning procedure we do aarti, mangal devo. After that we do chakyavandan. So in the morning this procedure take almost one and a half hours. We do every single day. And now a days we have paryushan so we are celebrating a different way – takes a long time. Otherwise, generally people come around 12 o clock or 1 o clock but nowadays they are coming at 3 – 4 to do the puja. And then after we do anghi, downstairs you see right? Then we put it here on the Bhagwan and thereafter we do pratikrama in the evening. All day we do any kind of paath and then we hear the lecture when the scholars come India. They talk to us about the Jain religion. And then at night, again we do Mangal Aarti and then we go home.
All 24 tirthankars have 14 dreams always. And same dreams. This is all the symbols. So, the mothers of all tirthankars had the same 14 dreams always. Before bhagwan is born, the mother gets these 14 dreams and then the tirthankara is born immediately.
What is this made of?
This is all made of gold.
Real gold?
Yes. It’s silver from inside but is plated with real gold.
We have this kind of books. We call them kalpasutra. This is our whole Jain learnings. Everyone has to have this every paryushan. Everything about Jainishm is written in these granths.
Namokar Mantra
Namo Arihantanam
Namo Siddhanam
Namo Ariyanam
Namo Uvajhayanam
Namo loye sav sahunam
Aso panch namo karo sav paap nashno
Mangala nanche save singh paramam hawai Mangalam
- published: 16 Dec 2018
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10 Amazing Facts About India's Jain Community (हिंदी में)
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India's Jains, although small in number, have made a STRONG impact on the country - its economy, culture, food, etc. Let's have a look at some of the amazing fa...
India's Jains, although small in number, have made a STRONG impact on the country - its economy, culture, food, etc. Let's have a look at some of the amazing facts surrounding this community!
Other videos you will love:
Sindhi Community Facts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wakCg7qd4rc
Parsi Community Facts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oScnENjVNaI
Jai Hind!
https://wn.com/10_Amazing_Facts_About_India's_Jain_Community_(हिंदी_में)
India's Jains, although small in number, have made a STRONG impact on the country - its economy, culture, food, etc. Let's have a look at some of the amazing facts surrounding this community!
Other videos you will love:
Sindhi Community Facts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wakCg7qd4rc
Parsi Community Facts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oScnENjVNaI
Jai Hind!
- published: 18 Nov 2018
- views: 166597
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JAIN SANTHARA : THE ART OF DYING
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People misinterpret the oldest jain ritual SANTHARA or sallekhna as suicide.
It is adopted only when a person realizes the certainty of his nearby death.
His ...
People misinterpret the oldest jain ritual SANTHARA or sallekhna as suicide.
It is adopted only when a person realizes the certainty of his nearby death.
His or her body itself has stopped functioning properly and even not accepting food.
So SANTHARA is the beautiful way of detoxification of body by systematically reducing diet until u even reject the water.
By this way the Saint increases his awareness and die being aware with experience of joy even at the time of death.
Instead of dying in the hospital with fear and guilt.
Other religions teaches the art of living but jainism teaches the art of dying.
If we die with awareness we will born with awareness in next birth and one day we will be free from this cycle of birth and death known as moksha or mortality.
https://wn.com/Jain_Santhara_The_Art_Of_Dying
People misinterpret the oldest jain ritual SANTHARA or sallekhna as suicide.
It is adopted only when a person realizes the certainty of his nearby death.
His or her body itself has stopped functioning properly and even not accepting food.
So SANTHARA is the beautiful way of detoxification of body by systematically reducing diet until u even reject the water.
By this way the Saint increases his awareness and die being aware with experience of joy even at the time of death.
Instead of dying in the hospital with fear and guilt.
Other religions teaches the art of living but jainism teaches the art of dying.
If we die with awareness we will born with awareness in next birth and one day we will be free from this cycle of birth and death known as moksha or mortality.
- published: 14 Oct 2017
- views: 213202
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31December 2016 | DAY | Raghuvarpura | Muni Vibhanjan Sagar ji | Namokar Jain Channel
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The Holy Jain Thali - Mahavir Sthanakvasi Jain Upashray - The Holy Kitchens Of India
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- Duration: 4:34
- Uploaded Date: 27 Aug 2019
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Paryushan Parv is one of the most important annual holy festivals for Jains and is usually celebrated in the month of August or September.
It is a time when t...
Paryushan Parv is one of the most important annual holy festivals for Jains and is usually celebrated in the month of August or September.
It is a time when the Jains from both the sects, Digambara, and Swetambara, increase their spiritual intensity by performing fasting and prayer/meditation.
But, there's a special tradition that is followed by Swetabar's Sect. They observe 51 days fast before the start of Paryushan. They believe in preachings of the monks and during this fast, the food intake is only once in a day.
THE HOLY JAIN THALI
Mahavir Stanakvasi Jain Upashray in Dombivali is a special place that provides Jain and clean food to more than 100 devotees every day without any monetary exchange.
The preparation for the lunch starts at 3am in the morning. After listening to the preachings from the monks and chanting the bhaktambra stotra, the lunch begins at 12noon.
The Food cooked here is purely Saatvik i.e. without onion-garlic and any other underground vegetables because they believe in not harming any insects or micro-organisms, and preventing the entire plant from getting uprooted and killed.
Before having the meal, the devotees first thank God, then the farmers and then the one's who have prepared food. The monk provides the appetizer first, and after this, the rest of the food is served in the thalis that are brought by the devotees itself.
The meal consists of more than 25 dishes which includes muthiya, rotis, bhakri, dhokla, etc.
They drink filtered water and some even prefer having tea, as it is the only time they can consume food in their entire day.
Some strict Jains avoid cooking after sunset as they believe insects are more attracted towards fire and lamps at night.
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Paryushan Parv is one of the most important annual holy festivals for Jains and is usually celebrated in the month of August or September.
It is a time when the Jains from both the sects, Digambara, and Swetambara, increase their spiritual intensity by performing fasting and prayer/meditation.
But, there's a special tradition that is followed by Swetabar's Sect. They observe 51 days fast before the start of Paryushan. They believe in preachings of the monks and during this fast, the food intake is only once in a day.
THE HOLY JAIN THALI
Mahavir Stanakvasi Jain Upashray in Dombivali is a special place that provides Jain and clean food to more than 100 devotees every day without any monetary exchange.
The preparation for the lunch starts at 3am in the morning. After listening to the preachings from the monks and chanting the bhaktambra stotra, the lunch begins at 12noon.
The Food cooked here is purely Saatvik i.e. without onion-garlic and any other underground vegetables because they believe in not harming any insects or micro-organisms, and preventing the entire plant from getting uprooted and killed.
Before having the meal, the devotees first thank God, then the farmers and then the one's who have prepared food. The monk provides the appetizer first, and after this, the rest of the food is served in the thalis that are brought by the devotees itself.
The meal consists of more than 25 dishes which includes muthiya, rotis, bhakri, dhokla, etc.
They drink filtered water and some even prefer having tea, as it is the only time they can consume food in their entire day.
Some strict Jains avoid cooking after sunset as they believe insects are more attracted towards fire and lamps at night.
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Introduction to Jainism | Belief | Oprah Winfrey Network
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Varun Soni , dean of Religious Life at the University of Southern California, gives a primer on Jainism, one of the four major religions out of India. Jainism centers on the belief that there is a soul but no god. Get more information on OWN's groundbreaking seven-part series Belief , including episode discussion guides, journals and videos. For more on #Belief, visit Oprah.com.
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Jainism Explained
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Jainism, some called it the world’s most peaceful religion. Its monks are famous worldwide for their strict adherence to non-violence. Going as far as to sweep the floor as they walk to avoid stepping on lifeforms, covering their mouths as to not swallow or breath hot air on living creatures, and following a strict vegetarian diet that not only bans all meat, fish, and eggs but also potatoes!!! So what is Jainism and why is it considered the world’s most peaceful religion.
Their ancient philosophy has garnered the eye of the modern world as their ideas of non-violence, strict vegetarianism, and what could be called an environmentalist outlook are strikingly relevant.
Jains have been highly influential in India for thousands of years. Shaping it's vegetarian-friendly diet and lending the concept of Ahimsa to Gandhi's independence movement.
A Jain is someone who accepts the teachings of the Tirthankaras. 'Jainism' comes from the word “Jina”.
Tirthankaras are the most important people in Jainism. They have removed all their attachments to the world and during their lifetimes they managed to break free from the cycle of rebirth and death that Jains believe keeps souls trapped on Earth.
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JAIN TRADITION: WORSHIP, SPACE, RITUAL OBJECTS, AND HYMNS
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Audio starts at 4:10 – This is Chandan puja. So, we have to do Chandan puja first. And then I do the pushp puja with flowers, then I do the dhoop, Deepak, Akshat means rice, Naived means sweet, and then phal any kind of fruit, and then after the morning procedure we do aarti, mangal devo. After that we do chakyavandan. So in the morning this procedure take almost one and a half hours. We do every single day. And now a days we have paryushan so we are celebrating a different way – takes a long time. Otherwise, generally people come around 12 o clock or 1 o clock but nowadays they are coming at 3 – 4 to do the puja. And then after we do anghi, downstairs you see right? Then we put it here on the Bhagwan and thereafter we do pratikrama in the evening. All day we do any kind of paath and then we hear the lecture when the scholars come India. They talk to us about the Jain religion. And then at night, again we do Mangal Aarti and then we go home.
All 24 tirthankars have 14 dreams always. And same dreams. This is all the symbols. So, the mothers of all tirthankars had the same 14 dreams always. Before bhagwan is born, the mother gets these 14 dreams and then the tirthankara is born immediately.
What is this made of?
This is all made of gold.
Real gold?
Yes. It’s silver from inside but is plated with real gold.
We have this kind of books. We call them kalpasutra. This is our whole Jain learnings. Everyone has to have this every paryushan. Everything about Jainishm is written in these granths.
Namokar Mantra
Namo Arihantanam
Namo Siddhanam
Namo Ariyanam
Namo Uvajhayanam
Namo loye sav sahunam
Aso panch namo karo sav paap nashno
Mangala nanche save singh paramam hawai Mangalam
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10 Amazing Facts About India's Jain Community (हिंदी में)
India's Jains, although small in number, have made a STRONG impact on the country - its ec...
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10 Amazing Facts About India's Jain Community (हिंदी में)
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India's Jains, although small in number, have made a STRONG impact on the country - its economy, culture, food, etc. Let's have a look at some of the amazing facts surrounding this community!
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JAIN SANTHARA : THE ART OF DYING
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JAIN SANTHARA : THE ART OF DYING
JAIN SANTHARA : THE ART OF DYING
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People misinterpret the oldest jain ritual SANTHARA or sallekhna as suicide.
It is adopted only when a person realizes the certainty of his nearby death.
His or her body itself has stopped functioning properly and even not accepting food.
So SANTHARA is the beautiful way of detoxification of body by systematically reducing diet until u even reject the water.
By this way the Saint increases his awareness and die being aware with experience of joy even at the time of death.
Instead of dying in the hospital with fear and guilt.
Other religions teaches the art of living but jainism teaches the art of dying.
If we die with awareness we will born with awareness in next birth and one day we will be free from this cycle of birth and death known as moksha or mortality.
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The Holy Jain Thali - Mahavir Sthanakvasi Jain Upashray - The Holy Kitchens Of India
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Paryushan Parv is one of the most important annual holy festivals for Jains and is usually celebrated in the month of August or September.
It is a time when the Jains from both the sects, Digambara, and Swetambara, increase their spiritual intensity by performing fasting and prayer/meditation.
But, there's a special tradition that is followed by Swetabar's Sect. They observe 51 days fast before the start of Paryushan. They believe in preachings of the monks and during this fast, the food intake is only once in a day.
THE HOLY JAIN THALI
Mahavir Stanakvasi Jain Upashray in Dombivali is a special place that provides Jain and clean food to more than 100 devotees every day without any monetary exchange.
The preparation for the lunch starts at 3am in the morning. After listening to the preachings from the monks and chanting the bhaktambra stotra, the lunch begins at 12noon.
The Food cooked here is purely Saatvik i.e. without onion-garlic and any other underground vegetables because they believe in not harming any insects or micro-organisms, and preventing the entire plant from getting uprooted and killed.
Before having the meal, the devotees first thank God, then the farmers and then the one's who have prepared food. The monk provides the appetizer first, and after this, the rest of the food is served in the thalis that are brought by the devotees itself.
The meal consists of more than 25 dishes which includes muthiya, rotis, bhakri, dhokla, etc.
They drink filtered water and some even prefer having tea, as it is the only time they can consume food in their entire day.
Some strict Jains avoid cooking after sunset as they believe insects are more attracted towards fire and lamps at night.
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KHAJURAHO JAIN TEMPLES (4K)
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Jain rituals
Jain rituals play a prominent part in Jainism. Rituals take place daily or more often. Rituals include obligations followed by Jains and various forms of idol worships.
Jains rituals can be divided broadly in two parts: Karya (Obligations which are followed) and Kriya (Worships which are performed).
Six essential duties
Both major sects defines duties for Jainism followers.
Svetambara
There are six obligatory duties (avashyakas) prescribed by Svetambara Jain canons to ascetics which are modified to suit non-ascetics. These Six Avashyakas are:
Samayika was used as a word for all spiritual activity including icon worship during medieval times.
Digambara
Digambara monk Jinasena and Somdeva suggested following essential duties which are popular and secular:
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