are unfortunately missing from these pages! Various write-ups about Gurudev by various people including Pujya Lalchandbhai Modi, Dr Hukamchand Bharil etc. Some scanned pages from "Adhyatma Praneta" containing Gurudevs Life History including his daily routine, specific shakti's he found in shastras, bols from his lectures, 5 Kalyanak Paratishta's where Gurudev was present, Gurudev's Janama Jayanti Celebrations, Gurudev's "dream" recollections, collation of quotes about Gurudev from Pujya Nihalchand Soganiji's letters. Adhyatma Paraag (Gujarati, Scanned, Size=10Mb).Adhyatma Paraag (Gujarati, Typed, Size=0.4Mb).Adhyatma Panch Sangrah (Hindi, Typed, Size=0.3Mb)Ĭompilation of 250 selected quotes from Shree KanjiSwami, Shreemad Rajchandraji, Shree Nihalchandji Soganiji and Bahenshree Champabahen.Acharya Shree KundKund Jivan Yatra (Hindi, Typed, Size=1Mb)ĥ Distinct compilations by Pandit Dipchandji Kashlival:.Acharya Shree KundKund Jivan Yatra (Gujarati, Typed, Size=3Mb).The book details Kundkund Acharya's previous life when he was a shepherd and also his life as Kundkund Acharya. Works of KundKund Acharya include Samaysar, Niyamsar, Pravachansar, Punch-Aastikaai Sangrah, AshtPahud, etc.Īcharya Shree Kundkund Jivan Yatra has been vividly and beautifully illustrated using language such that the reader can visualise the events as if they were taking place in front of them. To give an idea of the intellect and piety of this great sage, KundKund Acharya, has not just been worshipped by ordinary monks and householders, but also by other Acharyas over the last 2000 years. Shree Kundkund Acharya's name comes 3rd in the Auspicious Mangal Acharan sutra, directly after Mahavir Bhagwan and Gautam Gandhar. This book contains a great amount of detail that was not generally well known about the history of our greatest Acharya (ascetic, sage) - Shree Kundkund Acharya. This Gujarati translation is by Harilal Jivrajbhai Bhaiyani (of Bhavnagar, Saurastra)Īcharya Shree KundKund Jivan (Life) Yatra (Journey) was originally written in Kannada by MB Patil (of Sedval), Translated into Gujarati by Prasham Modi (Songhad) and into Hindi by Br. PadmanandiPunchVishantika is written by Padmanandi Acharya. Gujarati translation of Aalochna adhikkar (chapter) from PadmanandiPunchVishantika. Oopaadan Nimmit Chitthee by Pandit Banarasidasji).Description, Language, Typed/Scanned Format, Size and part details Parmarth Vachnika by Pandit Banarasidasji & Rahasya Purna Chitthee by Pandit Todarmalji Nature of noble peaceful death (by Pandit Todarmaljis son, Pandit Gumaniramji) The Hindi & Gujarati versions of this shastra also include 4 appendices: The material has been translated into English and other modern languages from the original Dhundhari language. This book is commended for anybody who wants to critically identify and correct their own short-comings in the field of self-realisation. Although the author, Pandit Todarmalji was a householder, his knowledge of Jainism was so comprehensive and detailed, while retaining focus, that he has been considered to be like an (as opposed to an actual) 'Acharya' (the highest form of ascetic), hence the term 'Acharyakalp'. body, passions, etc.), identification of solution (understanding difference between self and non-self) followed by method of application of solution.
This text provides an ANALYTICAL description of, the nature of unhappiness, its causes (believing self to be non-self, e.g. Illuminator of the Path of Liberation by Pandit Shree Todarmalji written about 1750AD, is considered to be one of the most comprehensive and wide-ranging analysis of Jainism.
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