The Path of Universal Compassion
Mahavira's First Female Disciple
Prince to Omniscient Teacher
The Jain Festival of Forgiveness
Jainism's Ford-Makers
The Shwetambara Pancha Tirth, five peaks where Tirthankaras attained liberation, draw pilgrims on foot in fasting and non-violence toward Moksha itself.
Jal Mandir of Mahavira's Nirvana
A Jain aarti praising Lord Mahavira for his birth at Kundalpur, his compassion and ahimsa, and the freedom that remembering his name brings.
A Jain chalisa of 40 chaupai verses (43 total with dohas) praising Mahavira, the 24th Tirthankara, and the benefits of reciting it with devotion.
A short Jain stuti saluting Lord Mahavira (Vardhamana) as the teacher of non-attachment, honoring the scripture he taught as a raft across the ocean of samsara.