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T 200
It is said that the mothers of would-be Tirthankaras witness 14 auspicious objects in their dreams. Mata Trishala also had these dreams, which filled her with wonder. She told King Sidharth about the dreams. He told her that these dreams seemed very auspicious.
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It is said that the mothers of would-be Tirthankaras witness 14 auspicious objects in their dreams. Mata Trishala also had these dreams, which filled her with wonder. She told King Sidharth about the dreams. He told her that these dreams seemed very auspicious.
#Jinanand
The 1st dream Queen Trishala had was of an Elephant.
This dream indicated that Queen would give birth to a child with exceptionally good character. The four tusk signified that he would guide the spiritual chariot with its four components: monks, nuns, laymen and laywomen.
This dream indicated that Queen would give birth to a child with exceptionally good character. The four tusk signified that he would guide the spiritual chariot with its four components: monks, nuns, laymen and laywomen.
The 2nd dream Queen Trishala had was of a Bull. The bull was noble, grand and had a majestic hump. Its horns were superb and sharply pointed.
This dream indicated that her son would be highly religious and spiritual teacher. He would help cultivate religion.
#JaiJinendra #Jain
This dream indicated that her son would be highly religious and spiritual teacher. He would help cultivate religion.
#JaiJinendra #Jain
T 56
The Flag of Jainism has five colours: Red, Yellow, White, Green & Black/Dark Blue. These five colours represent the Pañca-Parameṣṭhi (Five Supreme Beings). It also represents the five main Jainism vows, which are small as well as great.
#Jainism #Jinanand #जयजिनेंद्र
The Flag of Jainism has five colours: Red, Yellow, White, Green & Black/Dark Blue. These five colours represent the Pañca-Parameṣṭhi (Five Supreme Beings). It also represents the five main Jainism vows, which are small as well as great.
#Jainism #Jinanand #जयजिनेंद्र
Jain Flag Colour: Red
Red - signifies the Siddha, the Liberared Souls or the Souls who have attained Moksha. The Red colour is great energizer. The colour also denotes Satya (Truthfulness).
#Jainism #Jinanand #जयजिनेंद्र
Red - signifies the Siddha, the Liberared Souls or the Souls who have attained Moksha. The Red colour is great energizer. The colour also denotes Satya (Truthfulness).
#Jainism #Jinanand #जयजिनेंद्र
Jain Flag Colour: Yellow
Yellow - signifies the Acharya, the head of the Jain congregation. It shows Wisdom, Power to accomplish the goal & Discipline in the life. The colour also denotes Achaurya (Non-stealing).
#Jainism #Jinanand #जयजिनेंद्र
Yellow - signifies the Acharya, the head of the Jain congregation. It shows Wisdom, Power to accomplish the goal & Discipline in the life. The colour also denotes Achaurya (Non-stealing).
#Jainism #Jinanand #जयजिनेंद्र
