Śrī Chandraprabha Jina Stavana
Rāga: Kēdārō tathā gōḍī – ”kumārī rōvē, ākranda karē, muē kō’ī mukāvē…” Ē dēśī
Dēkhaṇa dē rē, sakhī!
Munē dēkhaṇa dē, candraprabha mukhacanda,
Upaśamarasanō kanda, sakhī
gata kali-mala-du:Khadanda.
Śrī Chandraprabha Jina Stavana
Rāga: Kēdārō tathā gōḍī – ”kumārī rōvē, ākranda karē, muē kō’ī mukāvē…” Ē dēśī
Dēkhaṇa dē rē, sakhī!
Munē dēkhaṇa dē, candraprabha mukhacanda,
Upaśamarasanō kanda, sakhī
gata kali-mala-du:Khadanda.
A cancer patient can be cured if given the proper treatment but a small thorn, allowed to remain in the feet, can kill him. In the same way, one can be pure and pious by confession but hiding a small sin in the heart can cause a series of damage in forthcoming births. Continue reading “The Power of Atonement” »
Kanakratha, the king of Kanakpura, had two wives, Kanakodri & Lakshmivati. Lakshmivati worshiped a gem idol of Jineshwar Bhagwan in the palace. She became popular as a pious person. Kanakodri was jealous of her popularity. Continue reading “Anjanasundari” »
Who is detached, his pain is destroyed; who has no desire, his attachment is extinct
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