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Welcome to Siddhachalam SHIKHARJI at SIDDHACHALAM Bhoomi P ujan & Khanan Mahotsava August 28-29, 2010 SHILA NYAS (foundation stone-l aying ceremo ny) ith the blessings of Guruji and more than a hundred and fiftyone Acharyas, Sadhus and Sadhvijis from all sects of Jain dh arma, we will humbly perform bhoomi pujan & khanan Wfor Shikharji at Siddhachal am on the mornin g of A ugust 29, 2010. At that auspicious hour, we will also announ ce the ne xt ste p o f Sh ila nyas for the 30 Tonks. Donation and Details Ghee Bol i for 6 Tonks on August 29 morni ng Donation for Shila nyas of 6 Tonks will be throu gh open biddin g (“ghee bol i”) These are: Bhagwa n Ad inathji, Bh agwan C handr aprabhuji ,Bhagwan Shan tinathji, Bhagwan Mahavira Swami , Bhagwan Par asnathj iand Gan adhar Gau tam Sw amij i Gh ee boli will start a t$11,000 If ghee boli is not finalized on A ugust 29, bids will be taken in writin g in increments of $3,000. Final bids will be announced about a mo nth before the even t Nakro for 24 Tonks Laabh for Shila nyas for the other 2 4 Tonk s will be by do nation of sum cer tain (“na kro”) The donation amount for each Tonk is $11,000 Lotte ry will d etermin e Tonk in which donor will perform Shila nyas Naming Up to 11 names in total (incl udin g self, spou se, f ami ly members, town, na tive place, etc.) will b e engr aved in mar ble on th e pl aqu e n ext to th e Tonk Abhishek 18 Abhish ek of each of the 30 Shil as will t ake pl ace at th e tim e o f Shil anyaas Nak ro f or ab his hek: $ 251 Paasha an Fr om Sh ikharj i and Subseq uent Shilas We will also r esp ec tful ly d edi ca te paa sha an from Shikh arji and oth er shil as Details follo w, in cludin g mahur at for Shil anyas Greetin gs Acha rya Sushil Guruv e Namah Au gust 28, 2010 Siddh achalam Jain Tirt h Jai Jinendra, gree ti ngs and welco me to this celebration of nir vana and the message of the Tirthank ars . Tod ay, we move even further towards reali zin g Guruji’s s acred vision of teerth darshan. Teerth raj Shikh arji is the nirvana-bhoomi of 20 Tirth ank ars .Shikharji at Siddh acha lam br ings alive the exper ien ce and bhava of Shikh arji yatra and darshan. It reminds us of the mes sage of Shikharji and moksha. Our fu ture generation s can now better preser ve and relat e with their rich heri tage. We are excep tion ally for tun ate to have the extra-o rdina ry and rare laabh of teer th-n irmaan. On beha lf of all at Siddhacha lam, co ngra tulation s and thank you for joining in this worthy cau se. Jaip at Si ngh Jain Vice- Cha irman & Pres iden t Siddha cha lam Trustees and Officers : Arun bhai Kothari, Life T ruste e; Ashok Kumar Sa ncheti; Dhara m Chand Hirawat; Hamir Vadi; Jaipat S ingh Jain, Vice Chai rman & President ; Jayanti Gala iya; Kathy Mc Ado w Kellogg ; Khushal C. Bhaiji, Life T rustee ; Madho Prasad Jain, Life T ruste e; Mahe ndra Sing h Daga; Nare ndra Pars on; Nayan Shah; Ramanlal Daga; Ramesh Ch and Jain, Treasure r; S anj ay Jain; S hantich andra B. Shah; S hirish Patrawalla, Secretar y; Sure ndra Jain; Suresh Lod ha. Shanti Ja in Smith, Honorary Truste e. Pres ident’s Counci l:Yaw antraj & Sa mpu rna Jain; Sure nd ra & Sushila S ingh vi; Kanti & La ta Gala; Gauta m & S hyama Oswal . Vice President s:Vivek Jain (Onlin e); Sa nja y Jain (IT). Priests at Sidd hachal am:Vachas pati Shar ma; Baj rang Joshi Sh ikharj i a t S iddhacha lam Vi dh i Adv isors :(Late) Bhattarak Devendra Keerthiji Swami; Mano jji Haran; Narendr abhai Nan du Co mmun ity Lead ersh ip:Rajn ikant Shah; Chandrakant Meh ta; Jawahar Shetti; Ashok Shah; Kalpana Gandhi; Rash mi Shah; Na vinbhai Shah; Jayamik Shah; Meena Shah; Sheila Pari kh; Kumarpal Shah; Dinesh Ch edda . Bhoo mi Pujan Wor king Co mmittee :Sush ma Jain; Rash mi Jain ;Nare sh T. Shah ;Sonia & Alok Jain; Darsha n Sh ah; Jagesh Sh ah; Harsha & Jayant Patel; Kanubhai Lakhani; Chintan Sh ah; Kavita Jhaver i-Patel & Hemal Patel; Bharat Sh ah (Wa yne); Bharat Shah (No. Brunswic k); Vallabh Karani; Narendra Karn avat; Shanti Para kh; Mukesh & Nayana Vakharia; Sadhn a & Raje ndra Mehta; Dhru v Koche ta; Sultan Sin gh Jain; De vendra Mehta . Bhoo mi Pujan Bha kti & Cultural Affairs :Lalita S urana; Kanta Jain; Nirmala Sa ncheti; Rajni Jain; Chandn i Jain; Cherisha S hah; Mon ica Gup ta; Ira Jain; Mangala m Panwala; Bhadr i & Leena Lod aya; Prakas h Shah; Nitin & Pragna Shah; Mukesh Somani; Moolchan d Mo maya. Site P lann ing & Mana gement :Narind er & Madhu Gupta; Champa & Velji Bid; Pard eep Shar ma; Nayana & Paresh Parikh; Apur va Shah; Ankit Bhojak; Paras Vakharia; Yojna Shar ma; Dhar mendra Shar ma; Mamta Joshi; Vishnu Joshi. Bhoo mi Puj an Vi dh i Su pport :Pandit Khem Chand Jain; Naveen Lodha; Raj mohan Kothari; Sanjee v Sa mdhalia; Darshan Jain; Manoj Sri mal . Sangh Shra mdaan :Jain Center of Conn ecticut & Kailasben Shah . Blessings PP Acharya Shri Abhaydev Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) Siddhachalam is privileged and fortunate to PP Acharya Shri Mahabal Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) PP Acharya Shri Punyapal Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) have received anumodan and blessings of PP Acharya Shri Dharmdhwan Surishwarji Ma Sa dharmatmas, gachpatis, acharyas, (Palitana) upadyaya, munishewarjis and sadhvijis of PP Acharya Shri Kulchandra Surishwarji Ma Sa (Nandurbar, Maharashtra) all sects of Jain dharma, including those PP Acharya Shri Kirtisen Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) respectfully noted. We accept the blessings PP Acharya Shri Lalitsen Surishwarji Ma Sa (Chennai) will folded hands and pray for continued PP Acharya Shri Shantichandra Surishwarji Ma Sa guidance and marg darshan.* (Palitana) PP Acharya Shri Sagarchandra Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) PP Gachapati Acharya Shri Prem Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Rajchandra Surishwarji Ma Sa Sankheshwar Mahatirth (Gujarat) (Palitana) PP Acharya Shri Gunratna Surishwarji Ma Sa Surat PP Acharya Shri Jayaratna Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa (Gujrarat) (Palitana) PP Sushil Guru Krapa Prapt Acharya Shri Jinottam PP Acharya Shri Abhaysen Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) Surishwarji Ma Sa (Bangalore) PP Gachapati Acharya Shri Hemchandra Surishwarji Ma PP Gachapati Acharya Shri Ratnakar Surishwarji Ma Sa Sa (Palitana) (Ludhiana) PP Acharya Shri Purna Chandra Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Rashtrasant Acharya Shri Padam Sagar Surishwarji (Palitana) Ma Sa (Calcutta) PP Acharya Shri Pakshanand Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Ashok Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) (Palitana) PP Acharya Shri Arunodaya Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Jinchandra Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) (Chennai) PP Acharya Shri Vinay Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Hemchandra Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa (Calcutta) (Chennai) PP Acharya Shri Jin Kailas Surishwarji Ma Sa (Nakodaji PP Acharya Shri Jagat Vallabh Surishwarji Ma Sa Tirth, Rajasthan) (Surendra Nagar, Gujarat) PP Acharya Shri Jayashekhar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Padma Surishwarji Ma Sa (Someshwar (Gharkopar, Mumbai) Jila, Pali) PP Acharya Shri Varbodhi Surishwarji Ma Sa (Matunga, PP Tapaswi Acharya Shri Varishen Surishwarji Ma Sa Mumbai) (Piplone Kalan, MP) PP Acharya Shri Chandrashekhar Sagar Surishwarji Ma PP Acharya Shri Vinaysen Surishwarji Ma Sa (Piplone Sa (Palitana) Kalan, MP) PP Acharya Shri Apurvamangalratna Sagar Surishwarji PP Acharya Shri Kalaprabh Surishwarji Ma Sa (Kachch) Ma Sa (Satna, MP) PP Gachapati Acharya Shri Nityanand Surishwarji Ma PP Acharya Shri Jayananda Surishwarji Ma Sa (Rani Sa (Mumbai) Station, Rajasthan) PP Acharya Shri Basant Surishwarji Ma Sa (Mumbai) PP Acharya Shri Jinratna Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Raviratna Surishwarji Ma Sa (Shivganj, (Bhaktamardham Dhar, MP) Rajasthan) PP Acharya Shri Chandraratna Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Rashmiratna Surishwarji Ma Sa (Surat) (Bhaktamardham Dhar, MP) PP Acharya Shri Amityash Surishwarji Ma Sa (Mumbai) PP Acharya Shri Vardhaman Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Kalpyash Surishwarji Ma Sa (Mumbai) (Vellore, AP) PP Acharya Shri Daulat Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Amrit Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa, Koba (Ahmedabad) (Gandhinagar, Ahmedabad) PP Acharya Shri Nandivardhan Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Virendra Surishwarji Ma Sa (Ahmedabad) (Bhayakhala, Mumbai) PP Acharya Shri Harsh Sagar Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Acharya Shri Hemchandra Surishwarji Ma Sa (Ahmedabad) (Shankheshwar Tirth, Gujarat) This list is dated August 24, 2010. It is not a complete list. Errors and omissions, if any, are deeply regretted, including errors in order in which written here. Micchami Dukkadam. Note: PP (param pujya), Ma Sa (Maharaj Saheb). Siddhachalam gratefully acknowledges the assistance of Shasan Ratna Manoj Haran, among others, in this regard PP Acharya Shri Kulchandra Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Muni Shri Darshan Vallabh Vijayji Ma Sa (Nagpur) (Shankheshwar Tirth, Gujarat) PP Muni Shri Mahendra Sagarji Ma Sa (Indore) PP Acharya Shri Pradhumna Vimal Surishwarji Ma Sa PP Muni Shri Piyush Sagarji Ma Sa (Chhatisgarh) (Sammet Shikharji, Jharkhand) PP Acharya Shri Prabhakar Surishwarji Ma Sa (Palitana) Sadhviji PP Acharya Shri Nayaprabh Surishwarji Ma Sa, Bisalpur (Rajasthan) PP Shri Sadhanaji Ma Sa (New Delhi) PP Acharya Shri Jayantsen Ma Sa, Vijaywada PP Pravartani Shri Chandraprabha Surishwarji Ma Sa (Rajasthan) Upadhaya and Munishris PP Mahantra Shri Vinita Shriji Ma Sa (Indore) PP Shri Sulochana Surishwarji Ma Sa (Maharashtra) PP Panyas Shri Akshayachandra Sagarji Ma Sa PP Shri Sulakshna Surishwarji Ma Sa (Maharashtra) (Jagdalpur) PP Shri Viraagjyoti Shriji Ma Sa (Bumbai) PP Shri Manish Sagarji Ma Sa (Indore) PP Shri Vishawajyoti Shriji Ma Sa (Bumbai)
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