MANIBHAI SALAD
This is the village Manibhai is named after
Salad?
The two basic fundamentals that make Hinduism different from others, according to the document
non-violence and vegetarianism
This person from the Vachnamrut gave all 13 paisa of his savings to Maharaj
Dubli Bhatt
Nilkanth Varni later became known by this name
Shriji Maharaj / Swaminarayan
The theme of the Manibhai Salad lecture
Great Devotees
Manibhai invited Shastriji Maharaj along with all the santo to stay in this small village
Salad
This Brahmin in Bhuj arranged a Shatchandi Yagna and planned to sacrifice many goats and sheep
Jagjivan Mehta
Manibhai collected a donation of this amount from Manubhai Bhatt of village Saaring
8,585 rupees
Nilkanth Varni upheld this principle even while starving for 10 days in a forest
non-violence/vegetarianism
Manibhai endured this hardship while going village to village collecting donations for the Tula
being beaten up
The name of the elephant Manibhai arranged for Shastriji Maharaj to ride
Rajsekar
Maharaj declared "Ajena yajet," explaining that "aja" actually means this — not a goat
ice that is four to five years old
Pramukh Swami Maharaj honored Manibhai's passing by doing this
travelling the whole night to attend his funeral
This describes the strength Nilkanth Varni showed during his pilgrimage
following his dharma even under the most severe circumstances
This is what Manibhai used as a pillow when sleeping in the sabha hall
his bag
Manibhai collected donations for this special event for Shastriji Maharaj's 85th birthday
Suvarna Tula
Maharaj argued that true Brahmins should offer these types of items in yagnas instead of animals
rice, barley, ghee, coconuts, and sesame seeds
This Vachnamrut chapter describes how a true renunciant sees dirt and gold as equal
Gadhada I-36
According to the Shrutis and Smrutis, this is considered the highest dharma
non-violence (ahimsa)
The organization Shastriji Maharaj led, which was very small and faced much opposition during Manibhai's time
BAPS
Even after all his seva, Manibhai remained humble by sleeping in this place at the mandir instead of demanding a private room
Sabha hall
Maharaj ultimately left the yagna arena after this person refused to accept the truth despite losing the scriptural debate
Jagjivan
This sacred text by Mahant Swami Maharaj states that one should never kill humans, animals, birds, or insects
Satsang Diksha Shlok 33-34
This is the term used to describe the type of yagna Maharaj advocated for — one that uses sattvik offerings instead of animal sacrifice
yagna without sacrifice (or sattvik yagna)
The MANAN question from the Manibhai document asks youth to reflect on this quality
tolerance and devotion (would we continue seva even after being beaten)