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Jinendra Pooja Sangrah English Aatmageet (Dr Jinendra Pooja Sangrah English Aatmageet (Dr. Hukamchand Bharill, Jaipur) (RECITE NAVKAR MANTRA NINE TIMES HERE.) Visarjan Mai Gyananand Swabhawi Hu Mai Hun Apne Mae Swayampurna Bin jaane waa jaan ke rahi toot jo koy, Tum prasaad te param guru so sab pooran hoy. Parkee Mujhmae Kuch Gandh Nahee Mai Aras Arupee Asparsee Pujan vidhi jaanu nahi, nahi jaanu ahaawan, Aur visarjan hoo nahin, kshamaa karo bhagwaan. Parse Kuchbhee Sambandh Nahee Mai Gyananand Swabhawi Hu Mantra-heen dhan-heen hun, kriya-heen jinadev, Kshamaa karahu raakhahu mujhe dehu charan kee sev. Anyatha Sharanam Naasti, Tvamev Sharanam Mama Mai Rang Raagse Bhinn Bhedh Se Tasmaat Kaarunya Bhaaven, Rax Rax Jineshvaram Bhee Mai Bhinn Niraalaa Hu Mai Hu Akhand Chaitanya Peend Aashika Mantra Neej Rasme Ramnewala Hu Mai Gyananand Swabhawi Hu Mangalam Bhagwan Veero, Mangalam Gautamo Gani Mangalam Kundkundaryo, Jain Dharmotsu Mangalam Sarva Mangalya Mangalam, Sarva Kalyan Karanam Mai Hee Meraa Karta Dharta Pradhanam Sarva Dharmanam, Jainam Jayati Shashanam Mujhme Parka Kuch Kaam Nahee (Recite when taking blessings from the sthapanaji) Mai Mujhme Rahnewaalaa Hu Parme Meraa Vishraam Nahee Shree jinver ki aashikaa lijay sheesh namaai, bhav bhav kay paatak haray dukh doora hojai. Mai Gyananand Swabhawi Hu Mai Shudhbudh Avirudhdh Ak Par Pariniti se Aprabhavi Hu Aatnmaanubhuti se Praapt-tatva Mai Gyananand Swabhawi Hu Kshamapana INDEX Bin Jaane VA Jaan Ke, Rahi Toot Jo Koy Tum Prasad Tae Param Guru, So Sab Puran Hoy Information – Pooja, Prakshal & Aarti ............................................ 2 Poojan Vidhi Jaanu Nahi, Nahi Jaanu Avahaan Abhishek (Prakshal) Path ............................................................. 10 Aur Visarjan Hu Nahi, Kshama Karahu Bhagwan Mantrahin Dhanhin Hun, Kriyahin Jindev Adinaath Poojan ........................................................................ 28 Kshama Karhu Rakhahu Muze, Dehu Charan Ki Sev Akshay Trutiya Parva Poojan ....................................................... 74 Tum Charanan Dhing Ayake, Mein Puju Ati Chaav Arghavali .................................................................................. 14 Avagaman Rahit Karo, Meto Sakal Vidhan Bahubali Poojan ........................................................................ 64 Shantipath -2 Bis Viharmaan Poojan ................................................................ 53 Hun Shantimaya Dhruv Gyanmay, Aisi Pratiti Jab Jage Choubisi Poojan ........................................................................ 46 Anubhuti Ho Anandmaya, Sari Vikalta Tab Bhage Dev Shashtra Guru Poojan (Keval Ravo Kirano…) .......................... 16 Nijbhav Hi Hay Ek Ashray, Shanti Data Sukhmayee Dev Shashtra Guru Poojan (Aasha Ki Pyas…) ................................ 20 Bhul Swa Dar Dar Bhatakte, Shanti Kab Kisne Lahi Nij Ghar Bina Vishram Nahi, Aaj Yah Nischay Hua Dev Shashtra Guru Poojan (Pratham Dev Arahant…) ...................... 24 Moh Ki Chattan Tuti, Shanti Nirzar Bah Raha Krutrim-Akrutrim Chaityalaya Poojan ............................................ 68 Yah Shantidhara Ho Akhand, Chirkaal Tak Bahati Rahe Mahaveer Poojan (Shri Veer Maha Ativeer…) ............................... 36 Hove Nimagna Subhavyajan, Sukhshanti Sab Paate Rahe Mahaveer Poojan (Santapta Manas…) ......................................... 40 Pujoparant Prabho Yahi, Ik Bhavana Hay Ho Rahi Leen Nij Me Hi Rahun, Prabhu Aur Kuch Vanchha Nahi Maha Arghya ............................................................................ 86 Sahaj Param Anandmay Nij Gyayk Avikaar Nandishwerdweep Poojan .......................................................... 71 Swa Me Leen Parinatee Vishe Bahati Samaras Dhaar Panch Parmeshthi Poojan ............................................................ 43 Visarjanpath -2 Panch Parmeshthi Aarti ............................................................... 89 Pooja Pithika (Sanskrit) ............................................................... 12 Thi Dhanya Ghadi Jab Nij Gyayak Kee, Mahima Maine Pahechaani Pooja Pithika (Hindi) ................................................................... 13 Hey Veetrag sarvagya Maha-Upkari, Tab Poojan Thani Sukh Hetu Jagat Mein Bramata Tha, Antar Me Sukh Sagar Paaya Shantinaath Poojan .................................................................... 32 Prabhu Nijanand Me Leen Dekh, Moy Yahi Bhaav Aab Umagaaya Shantipaath - 1 & Visarjan .......................................................... 87 Puja Ka Bhaav Visarjan Kar, Tumsam Hi Nij Me Thir Hovun Shantipaath - 2 & Visarjan .......................................................... 88 Upyog Nahi Bahar Jaave, Bhav Klesh Beej Aab Nahi Bovun Puja Ka Kiya Visarjan Prabhu, Aur Paap Bhav Me Pahunch Gaya Samaysaar Poojan ..................................................................... 78 Aab Tak Ki Murakhta Bhari, Taj Neem Halahal Haya Piya Shrut Panchami Poojan ............................................................... 83 Ye To Bhari Kamjori hey, Upyag Nahi Tik Pata Hey Simandhar Poojan...................................................................... 49 Tatvadik Chintan Bhakti Se Bhi Door Paap Me Jaata Hey Siddh Poojan ............................................................................. 56 Hay Bal Anant Ke Dhani Vibho! Bhavo Me Tabtak Bas Jaana Neej Se Bahar Bhatki Parinati, Neeh Gyayak Me Hi Pahuchaana Trikaal Choubisi Poojan .............................................................. 60 Pavan Purusharth Prakat Hove, Bas Nijanand Me Magna Rahu Vinay Path................................................................................. 11 Tum Avagaman Vimukta Hue, Me Paas Aapke Ja Tishthu 88 1 Shanti Paath àmá H$aZm hr nyOm H$s gmW©H$Vm h¡Ÿ& {ZíM`nyOm Shaantinaath mukh shashi unhaari, sheel-gunavrata samyama dhaari, O~ nyOH$ nyOm H$aVo g_` nyÁ` na_mË_m Ho$ JwUJmZ H$aVm h¡, CZHo$ Lakhana ek sau aath viraajai, nirakhath nayana kamala-dala laaje. JwUm| H$m ñ_aU H$aVm h¡, CZHo$ na_mË_m ~ZZo H$s à{H«$`m na {dMma H$aVm {ZíM`Z` go Vmo nyÁ`-nyOH$ _| H$moB© ^oX hr {XImB© Zht XoVmŸ& AV… Bg Ñ{ï> go Vmo nyOm H$m ì`dhma hr g§^d Zht h¡Ÿ& {ZíM`nyOm Ho$ gå~ÝY _| Panchama chakra-varti-pada dhaari, solahma Tirthankara sukhakaari, h¡, na_mË_m Ho$ OrdZXe©Z H$m AmÚmonmÝV AdbmoH$Z H$aVm h¡, AahÝV, Indra narendra poojya jina naayaka, namo shanti-hita shanti vidhaayaka. {gÕ Am¡a gmYwAm| Ho$ ñdê$n go AnZo ñd^md H$mo g_PZo H$m à`ËZ H$aVm AmMm`m] Zo Omo _§Vì` àH$Q> {H$`o h¢, CZ_| Hw$N> à_wI AmMm`m] Ho$ {dMma Ðï>ì` h¢ - Divya vitapa pahupan ki varsha, dundubhi aasana vani sarasa, h¡; V~ Cgo ghO hr g_P _| AmZo bJVm h¡ {H$ - ""Ahmo! _¢ ^r Vmo ñd^md Chhatra-chamar-bhaamandala bhaari, ye tuva praatiharya manhaari. go na_mË_m H$s ^m±{V hr AZÝV Agr_ epŠV`m| H$m g§J«hmb` hÿ±, AZÝV AmMm`© `moJrÝXw Xod {bIVo h¢ - JwUm| H$m JmoXm_ hÿ±, _oam ñdê$n ^r Vmo {gÕ-gÑe hr h¡Ÿ& _¢ ñd^md H$s ""_Uw {_{b``w na_ogah§ na_ogé {d _UñgŸ& Shanti jinesha shanti sukh dayee, jagat poojya poojo sira nayee, 1 Parama shaanti deeje hum sabko, padhe tinhe puni chaar sangha ko. gm_Ï`© go gXm ^anya hÿ±Ÿ& _wP _| nabú`r kmZ Ho$ H$maU Omo _moh-amJ-Ûof ~r{h {d g_a{g hÿ~mhÿ± nyÁO MT>mdhþ H$ñgŸ&& {dH$ënê$n _Z ^JdmZ AmË_m go {_b J`m, VÝ_` hmo J`m Am¡a Puje Jinhe Mukut-Haar-Kirit Laake hmo aho h¢, do Xw…Iê$n h¢ - BgàH$ma gmoMVo-{dMmaVo CgH$m Ü`mZ O~ Indradi Dev Aru Pujya Padabja Jaake ^JdmZ H$s nyd© n`m©`m| na OmVm h¡, V~ Cgo »`mb AmVm h¡ {H$ - ""O~ eoa na_oídañdê$n ^JdmZ AmË_m ^r _Z go {_b J`mŸ& O~ XmoZm| hr g_-ag So Shantinaath Var-Vansh Jagat Pradeep O¡gm H«y$a new ^r H$mbmÝVa _| na_mË_m ~Z gH$Vm h¡ Vmo _¢ Š`m| Zht ~Z hmo J`o Vmo A~ H$m¡Z/{H$gH$s nyOm H$ao? AWm©V² {ZíM`Ñ{ï> go XoIZo na Mere Liye Karahee Shanti Sada Anup nyÁ`-nyOH$ H$m ^oX hr {XImB© Zht XoVm Vmo {H$gH$mo A¿`© M‹T>m`m Om`o?'' gH$Vm? g^r nyÁ` na_mË_m AnZr nyd© n`m©`m| _| Vmo _oao O¡go hr nm_a Wo! Sumpooj kon ko, pratipaalkon ko, yatinkon au yatinayakon ko, O~ do AnZo {ÌH$mbr ñd^md H$m Aml` boH$a na_mË_m ~Z J`o Vmo _¢ ^r BgrVah AmMm`© nyÁ`nmX {bIVo h¢ - Raajaa prajaa raashtra sudesh ko le, kije sukhi hai jina shaanti ko de. AnZo ñd^md Ho$ Aml` go nyU©Vm d n{dÌVm àmá H$a na_mË_m ~Z gH$Vm ""`… namË_m g Edm@h§ `mo@h§ g na_ñVV…Ÿ& Hove Saari Praja Ko, Sukh Balyut Ho, DharmaDhaari Naresha Ah_od _`monmñ`mo ZmÝ`… H$píM{X{V pñW{V…Ÿ&&2 Hove Varsha Samay pae, Til Bhar Na Rahai, Vyadhiyon Ka Andesha hÿ±Ÿ&'' BgàH$ma H$s {MÝVZYmam hr ^º$ H$mo {OZXe©Z go {ZOXe©Z H$amVr h¡, Hove Chori Na Jaari, Susamay varatai, Ho Na Dushkaal Bhaari `hr AmË_Xe©Z hmoZo H$s à{H«$`m h¡, nyOZ H$s gmW©H$ à{H«$`m h¡Ÿ& ñd^md go Omo na_mË_m h¡, dhr _¢ hÿ± VWm Omo ñdmZw^dJå` _¢ hÿ±, dhr Saare Hee Desh Dhaarae, Jinver-Vrush Ko, Jo Sada Sokhyakaari `Ú{n nyOm ñd`§ _| EH$ amJmË_H$ d¥{Îm h¡, VWm{n drVamJ Xod H$s nyOm na_mË_m h¡; Bg{bE _¢ hr _oao Ûmam Cnmñ` hÿ±, Xygam H$moB© AÝ` ZhtŸ&'' Ghaatikarma jina nash kari, paayo kevalaraj, H$aVo g_` nyOH$ H$m bú` `Xm-H$Xm AnZo drVamJ ñd^md H$s Amoa ^r Bgr ~mV H$mo Hw$ÝXHw$ÝXmMm`© Xod Zo A^oXZ` go BgàH$ma H$hm h¡ - Shanti karhu sab jagata me, Vrashabhaadika Jinaraj. PwH$Vm h¡Ÿ& ~g, `hr nyOm H$s gdm}ËH¥$ï> CnbpãY h¡Ÿ& ""Aéhm {gÕm`[a`m CÁPm`m gmhþ n§M na_oÇ>rŸ& Shashtro Ka Ho, Pathan Sukhada, Laabh Satsangati Kaa 3 Sadvruto Ka, Sujas Kahake, Dosh Dhaanku Sabhi Kaa nyOm _| ew^amJ H$s _w»`Vm ahZo go nyOH$ Aew^amJê$n Vrd«H$fm`m{X nmn Vo {d hþ {MÇ>{h AmXo Våhm AmXm hþ _o gaU§Ÿ&& Bolu Pyare, Vachan Hit Ke, Aapka Roop Dhyaaun n[aU{V go ~Mm ahVm h¡ VWm drVamJr na_mË_m H$s CnmgZm go gm§gm[aH$ {df`- AahÝV, {gÕ, AmMm`©, CnmÜ`m` Am¡a gmYw - `o Omo n§M na_oîR>r h¢; To Lou Seun, Charan Jinke, Moksha Joe Lo Na Paaun dmgZm Ho$ g§ñH$ma ^r H«$_e… jrU hmoVo OmVo h¢ Am¡a ñd^md-gÝ_wIVm H$s é{M do AmË_m _| hr Moï>mê$n h¢, AmË_m hr H$s AdñWm`| h¢; Bg{bE _oao AmË_m Tava pada mere heeya me, mam heeya tere punit charano may, hr H$m _wPo eaU h¡Ÿ&'' Taba lon leen raho prabhu, jaba lon paya na mukti pada mainay. go AmË_~b _| ^r d¥{Õ hmoVr h¡; Š`m|{H$ é{M-AZw`m`r dr`© ñ\w$[aV hmoVm Akshara-pada-maatraase, dushit jo kuchha kahaa gayaa mujha se, h¡Ÿ& AÝVVmoJËdm nyOm Ho$ amJ^md H$m ^r A^md H$aHo$ nyOH$ drVamJ-gd©k BgàH$ma `h ñnï> hmoVm h¡ {H$ AnZo AmË_m _| hr Cnmñ`-CnmgH$ ^md Kshama karo prabhu so saba, karunakari puni chudahu bhava dukh se.
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