The life of Rajarshi (king with the attributes of a sage) Kumarpal symbolising bravery, justice and compassion and it is a glorious chapter in the saga of Jainism. Kumarpal, an apostle of non-violence, was a powerful monarch. As a man of exceptional talents, he had carved out a niche for himself not only in the history of Gujarat but of India and his life was full of some extraordinary events. Continue reading “Maharaj Kumarpal” »
Maharaj Kumarpal
Mōha sē tērā kamāyā
Rāga: Ēśakē sāmāna saba ēka dina yahāṁ raha jāyēṅgē
Bhāva: Dun’yavī cījanī naśvaratā, āvatā janmanī cintā
Mōhanō tyāga nē dharmanō rāga
Mōha sē tērā kamāyā,
dhana yahāṁ raha jāyagā;
Prēmasē ati puṣṭa kīyā,
tana jalāyā jāyagā.
Prabhubhajanakī bhāvanā bīna,
paralōkamēṁ kyā pāyēgā
Kuccha kamā’i yahāṁ na kīnī,
khālī hāthē jāyēgā.
Quote #18
For an understanding of any of the philosophies to be described, it is important to realize that they are religious in essence. Their aim is the direct mystical experience of reality and since this experience is religious by nature, they are inseparable from religion.Fritjof Capra
Anubhava nātha kuṁ kyuṁ na jagāvē
Anubhava nātha kuṁ kyuṁ na jagāvē?
Ātama anubhava phūla kī, navalī kō’u rīta;
Nāka na pakarē vāsanā, kāna gahē paratīta.
Anubhava nātha kuṁ kyuṁ na jagāvē?
Mamatā saṅga sō pāya ajāgala-thanatēṁ dūdha duhāvē
Tārā rē nayanāṁ pyālā
Shri Saṅkhēśvara Pārśva Jina Stavan
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Hāṁ rē huṁ tō mōhyō rē lāla
Shri Sambhavnath Jina Stavan
Hāṁ rē huṁ tō mōhyō rē lāla,
jina mukhaḍānē maṭakē;
Jina mukhaḍānē maṭakē vārī jā’uṁ,
prabhu mukhaḍānē maṭakē.