Letter: Above the Jain Festival from Gyan Panchmi, Letter Gachhadhipati Acharya Abhaydevsurishwarji and his followers Aacharya Moksharatnasurishwarji arranged a Puja Charges in Teacher Ram Pavanbhumi in the PAL area in the city on Wednesday.
The main attraction of the event is a 45 Chhod aagam that has been signed in gold which continues to be displayed for worshipers along with Kalpsutra carved in Seashell by an Odiya artist.
“On the occasion of Gyan Panchmi, we placed a variety of favorable religious things including 45 Chhod chhodies, handwritten with gold ink by a Muslim artist from the Surendranagar district ago.
Unfortunately, the artist died last year after suffering from Covid-19,” said Moksha Ratishwarji To Ti, adding that the priceless Religious Scriptures now enjoy around RS 5 Crore in the current market value.
The Shubhmangal Foundation has given Gold Bhagwat Gita to the Hindu Foundation along with Sikshapatri to Vadtal Swaminarayan Trust.
In return, trust has discussed that Gold was written by Kalpsutra to the Shubhangal Foundation, he explained.
Along with this, Kaputra handwriting in Seashell by Odiya artist, Print Saraswati Devi by artist Rajasthani, idol Lord Parshwanath made from one wooden stem, an ivory Bhandar, Astlakshmi made of shreeparn wood and many more saved, he said.
Speaking of the event, Acharya said that 300 worshipers from various parts of the country observed the updlan quickly under the supervision of Acharya Abhayadev Surishwarji.
“We will celebrate Mokshamala Vidhi on December 8, the day where Abhayadev Surishwarji will also complete 60 years of Diksha,” added Moksha Rathish Surishwarji.
He said that of 300 worshipers observed quickly, 150 aged between 7 and 14 years.
Today’s 47-day updlan is a very formidable trial that demands total dedication, he added.
The holy book in the Lakes Gold shines in Gyan Panchmi
