Letter: Two little girls, who strengthen their friendship for more than three years now, have chosen to walk on the ascetic road in the letter.
11 and 12 years old, respectively, the duo will leave the world in February 2022 and accept monks.
Both of them underwent strict training for more than two and a half years and have run more than 700 km before they were chosen for Diksha.
Twelve years Aanshi Shah, daughter billionaire diamarean in town, has stopped learning when she is only eight.
The little girl has developed interest in becoming a monk of a very encurn age and began to spend time with Jain’s monks in different places.
Aanshi also walked a few kilometers with other monks and also had a tight fast 30 day.
“I enjoy life.
But I found real happiness, peace and unity with monks.
Therefore, I decided to join them for the rest of my life,” Aanshi told Toi.
However, while he prepared to leave the material of the materialistic, his father, Shah’s peak, wanted to give his daughter of the world’s joy before he received a colorless life.
Shah will take Aanshi to Dubai.
“I want to take him once on a foreign trip.
I feel proud that my daughter has been chosen to become a monk,” he said.
Aanshi will take Diksha under the guidance of Gunratnasurishwarji Maharaj and Rashmiratnasurishwarji Maharaj.
Meanwhile, his friend Viha Shah (11) was very categorical when he announced his decision to adopt monks to him his parents.
He was clear that he would take Diksha this year, even though parents persuaded him to postpone for several more years until he grew older.
Along with the Viha, his father, Shravak (45) and the mother of Sonal (43) will also leave the world on the same day.
“My son Kshama Shramar Vijayji Maharaj, now 18, takes Diksha when he is 13 years old.
He is an inspiration for all of us.
We have all lived a materialistic life and want to follow my child now,” said Sonal.
Vihas, who like to click and post photos on Instagram, pass some difficult tests before approval for Diksha.
Shravak worked in a diamond unit but had to quit the job to prepare Diksha and began to follow a strict routine according to the guidance of senior monks.