A 7 year old #Jain girl Deshna Nahar from Pune #India registers her name in the Guinness Book of records for being the fastest to skate under 20 cars at a stretch in just 13.74 seconds in Limbo Skating.She broke a world record set by a 14 yr old girl from #China in 2015
Bravo!🏆
Watch at a glance how Deshna was trained for Limbo Skating! ⛸ (2)
This is record breaker Deshna Aditya Nahar, a 7 yr old girl hailing from a #Jain family in Pune.
We are all very proud of your achievement at such a young age, & wish you the very best for reaching higher goals! 🇮🇳
#SaveGirnar issue is REAL. Dont discount & discard it just coz @yadavakhilesh has tweeted on it. It's not over. #Jain Temples at 3rd-5th Tonk are usurped. Our Monks & Sevaks face Life threats & attacks!
🎬 A small movie on a great personality - "Param Pujya Acharyashri Hemvallabhsuri Maharaj Saheb", in honour of his completion of record breaking non-stop 10,000 Ayambils this month end, as he will take vow of another 10,000!
What outstanding dedication! Do Watch him.🙏🏻♥️
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A small movie on a great personality - "Param Pujya Acharyashri Hemvallabhsuri Maharaj Saheb"
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A small movie on a great personality - "Param Pujya Acharyashri Hemvallabhsuri Maharaj Saheb"
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10.11.24: Priyanshu, 23, a 2nd year MBA student at Ahmedabad’s premier Mudra Institute of Communications, was stabbed to death by a constable of Sarkhej, Virendrasinh Padheriya in a case of road rage murder.
So, What happened?
#Thread 👇🏼 (1)
Acc to the FIR filed at Bopal police station in Ahmedabad by Priyanshu’s batchmate Prithviraj Mahapatra, the two had gone to a cafe & a bakery after stopping at a tailoring shop at 7.45 pm. Around 10.30pm, they were on their way back to their college campus. (2)
At a turning on the road, a car at full speed came dangerously close to them. Priyanshu, who was riding pillion on Prithviraj’s bike shouted at the car driver. The man turned around, chased the bike & stopped them. He instead started blaming the boys for driving on wrong side (3)
A #Jain monk from #Gujarat Munishree Ajitchandra Sagar, just 34 years of age will attempt 'Sahastravdhaan' on 1st May 2024 at NSCI Stadium, Worli, Mumbai, #Maharashtra
What is Shahastravdhaan?
Shahastra (1000)+Avdhaan (memory)
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He will be asked 1,000 questions that he will attempt answering in sequence - from first to last!
The variety of questions will include tricky Maths & Science Q&A, passages from Jain scriptures, Bhagavad Gita, quotes, poems etc. (2)
Apart from this, 15 processes will happen simultaneously around him. Like, he will have to remember the times the bell rang for a specific Avdhaan, touch of cowries to his hand or leg, touching marbles in a basket without seeing it, photo memory etc (3)
All were Brahmins & took monk initiation under Lord Mahavir & followed Jain dharma
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All 11 were profound scholars of philosophy. All had their own secular beliefs regarding the soul, the divine, heaven, hell, salvation, sin, virtue etc. Hence before taking initiation they solved their doubts with Lord Mahavir & on being satisfied took initiation from him (2)
11 Ganadhars & their Doubts:
1) Indrabhuti: Existence of Soul? 2) Agnibhuti: On Karma? 3) Vayubhuti: The body is Jiva or different from Jiva? 4) Vyakta: Five material elements are real or unreal? 5) Sudharmā: If Jiva will be of the same kind or different in next birth? (3)
'Shree Vardhaman Shakrastav Stotra' is a collection of 273 Adjectives that emerged spontaneously from the heart of Shakrendra (Indra) Maharaja when he comes to know of Tirthankar's birth.
Sharing some interesting Adjectives in this #Thread 👇🏼
This stotra was virtually gifted by Shakrendra to Acharya Siddhasen Divakar Surishwarji in the 5th century CE for benefit of mankind. It was lost in the passage of time & rediscovered by Shri Chinubhai Ratilal Doshi from the Ancient Gyan Bhandar in Kavi #Jain Tirth, #Gujarat
3. The word SHAKRASTAV means 'Shakra' (Shakrendra, ruler of 64 Indras of Heaven)+'Stav' (Stavan/hymns) in praise of Lord. The 273 Adjectives are divided into 11 paragraphs known as ‘Alavas’