Siddh Chakra Mahamandal Vidhan: 528 Offerings Dedicated for World Peace

Devotion and Prayer Mark Seventh Day of Mahamandal Vidhan

The seventh day of the ongoing Shri 1008 Siddh Chakra Mahamandal Vidhan and Vishwa Shanti Mahayagna at the Shri Digambar Jain Naya Shahar Jain Temple in Etawah witnessed a confluence of faith and devotion. Under the guidance of Muni Shri Vishalya Sagar Maharaj, devotees performed rituals and prayers, invoking blessings for world peace and public welfare.

Hundreds of Offerings for Global Harmony

As part of the religious ceremonies, a total of 528 arghyas were dedicated on the seventh day of the Vidhan. The event, conducted under the direction of Pratishthacharya Pandit Shri Sanjay Shastri, allowed devotees to accrue religious merit through the worship of the deity with Ashtadravya (eight sacred substances).

Key Participants in Rituals

The auspicious opportunity for the first 'Shanti Dhara' (peace invocation ritual) was extended to Dharmendra Jain, State General Secretary of the Shri Digambar Jain Vikas Samiti. The second Shanti Dhara was performed by Abhishek Jain. Muni Shri Vishalya Sagar Maharaj, through his divine discourse during the Shanti Dhara, inspired devotees to follow the path of righteousness and maintain peace and harmony in their lives.

Opportunities for Devotional Service

Additionally, the privilege of performing Pad Prakshalan (washing of feet) for the Muni Maharaj was granted to the families of Smt. Chandrakala Jain, Ajit Kumar Jain, and Dharmendra Jain, considered a meritorious act.

Roles of Honour in Mahamandal Vidhan

Various devotees were honored with significant religious roles during this Mahamandal Vidhan. These included Gaurav Jain as Saudharma Indra, Pawan Jain as Yagna Nayak, Abhishek Jain as Ganapati Kuber, Navneet Jain as Ishan Indra, Vishal Jain as Sanat Kumar Indra, Sumit Prakash Jain as Mahendra Indra, Jayveer Jain as Brahmodev Indra, and Vijay Jain as Lantav Indra. These roles facilitated active participation in the sacred ceremonies.

Culmination of the World Peace Mahayagna on July 29

The final day of this Vidhan, including the grand Vishwa Shanti Mahayagna, is scheduled for July 29. Organizers anticipate a large turnout of devotees to participate in prayers for world peace and prosperity. This event is a significant component of the Jain community's religious activities, fostering social unity and spiritual upliftment.