JAIN HISTORY & TIRTHANKARS
This is the first Tirtankar of this time cycle.
Bhagwan Rushabhdeva
These nine principles explain soul, karma, and liberation.
Nav Tattva
This couple’s story teaches devotion and faith.
Shripal & Mainasundari
These twelve reflections help control attachment
Twelve Bhavnas
These five sacred events mark major milestones in a Tirthankar’s life.
Panch Kalyanaks
Vows that help Munis leap forward on the mokshmarg.
the Five Mahavrats
This Acharya was known for sharp thinking and logic
Acharya Haribhadrasuri
Colours of the soul showing different mental states.
Leshyas
This holy location is famous for the giant statue of Bahubali.
Shravanbelgola Tirth
These six daily activities stabilize spiritual growth.
Shat Avashyak
A yogi-saint known for emotional devotional songs.
Mahayogi Anandghanji
Food prepared to avoid harm to living beings.
Ahimsak food
According to Jain tradition, Bhagwan Rushabhdeva first taught people these essential skills so society could function.
Farming, cooking, arts, and governance
The direct path to moksha is built on these three jewels.
Samyak Darshan, Gnan & Charitra
A master of poetry and philosophy.
Upadhyay Yashovijayji
These harmful activities block spiritual growth
Paapsthanaks
This cycle describes the rise and fall of time.
Kaalchakra
Four folds of dharma which strengthen our journey to moksh
daan, sheel, tapa, bhaav
Temple practice involving prayers and reciting sutras in praise of the lord
Chaityavandan
A puja using eight symbolic items.
Ashta Prakari Puja