अर्हन्तो भगवंत ईन्द्रमहिताः
सिद्धाश्र्च सिद्धिस्थिताः
आचार्या जिनशासनोन्नतिकराः
पूज्या उपाध्यायकाः ।
श्री सिद्धान्तसुपाठका मुनिवरा रत्नत्रयाराधकाः
पंचैः ते परमेष्ठिनः प्रतिदिनं कुर्वन्तु वो मंगलम् ।।

Navkar
Mantra Sadhana

Pañca Parameṣṭhi

નવકાર પરિચય

Navkar
Mantra Sadhana

Pañca Parameṣṭhi

અડસઠ તીર્થ યાત્રા

मंगलं भगवान वीरो, मंगलं गौतम प्रभु।
मंगलं स्थूलिभद्राद्या, जैन धर्मोस्तु मंगलं

Navkar
Mantra Sadhana

Pañca Parameṣṭhi

Collection of Prayers

Chattari Mangalam
Arihanta Mangalam
Siddha Mangalam
Sahu Mangalam
Kevali Pannato Dhammo Mangalam

Chattari Logutamma
Arihanta Loguttamma
Siddha Loguttamma
Sahu Loguttamma
Kevali Pannato Dhammo Loguttama

Chattari Saranam Pavvajjami
Arihanta Saranam Pavvajjami
Siddha Saranam Pavvajjami
Sahu Saranam Pavvajjami
Kevali Pannatum Dhammum Saranam Pavvajjami

Navakāra Mantra

Navkar mantra is the most profound mantra that is universal and the most powerful. This mantra addresses the divine qualities and attainments of all the saints, siddhas and sages

Arihantas

A soul can only reach the state of Arihanta by overcoming all its inner enemies

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Siddhas

Siddhas are liberated souls. They have reached the highest state, salvation, and have attained Moksha.

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Acharyas

The Jain sadhus, on account of the mode of their life, are unique among all the monks

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Pañca Parameṣṭhi

Arihantas

The term Arihanta is made up of Ari, meaning enemies, and hant, meaning destroyer. Consequently, Arihanta means destroyer of enemies. In this case the term enemies refers to passions such as anger, greed, ego, and deceit which are internal enemies, because they defile the true nature of the soul.

Siddhas

Siddhas are liberated souls. They have reached the highest state, salvation, and have attained Moksha. They have eradicated all their karmas, and therefore do not accumulate any more new karmas, thus freeing themselves forever from the cycle of birth and death (Akshaya Sthiti). This state of freedom is called Moksha.

Acharyas

The message of Jina, Lord Mahävira the last Tirthankara, is carried by the Acharya, our spiritual leaders. The responsibility of the spiritual welfare of the entire Jain Sangh rests on the shoulders of the Acharyas. Before reaching this state, one has to do an in-depth study and have a thorough mastery of the Jain Agams.

Upadhyayas

This title is given to those Sädhus who have acquired a special knowledge of the Agams (Jain scriptures) and philosophical systems. They teach Jain scriptures to deserving aspirants, including sädhus and sädhvis.

Sadhus

A male person who renounces the worldly life is called a monk or sädhu, and a female is called a nun or sadhvi. When householders become detached from the worldly aspects of life and aspire for spiritual uplift, they renounce their worldly lives and become Sädhus or Sädhvis, by accepting Deekshä