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Shreemukha Pathrika Invitation II Bhagavan Shri Neminathaya Namaha II \ II Bhagavan Shri Gomateshaya Namaha II The Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami Mahamastakabhisheka Mahotsava will be celebrated along with the Panchakalyana Mahotsava of Bhagavan Sri Neminatha Swami at Karkala in the pious presence of Munimaharajas and all Bhattaraka Swamijis. Mahamastakabhisheka Mahotsava of Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami will be celebrated from 21-01-2015 to 31-01-2015 under the guidance of Swasthishrimadraya Rajaguru Bhumandalacharyavarya Mahavada-Vadishwararaya, Vadipithamaha, Sakala Vidhvajjana Sarvabhaumadyaneka Birudavali Virajamanarum Srimannijaghatikasthana Panasoge Vanganagara Kalasa Karkala Chatussiddha Simhasanadheeshwara Rajaguru Dhyanayogi Swasthi Shree Lalithakeerthi Bhattaraka Pattacharyavarya Mahaswamiji and presided by Dharmasthala Dharmadhikari Padmabhushana Rajarshi Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade The grand celebration of Mahamastakabhisheka Mahotsava will begin from Swasthi Sri Mahaveera era 2541 Shalivahana era 1936 Jaya Samvatsara, 1st day of Magha month, i.e., 21-01-2015 Wednesday, till the Twelth day of Magha month, i.e., 31-01-2015 Saturday. The Mahamastakabhisheka celebrated along with Panchakalyana ceremonies to Bhagavan Sri Neminatha Swamy with all the Agamoktha religious rituals. RELIGIOUS RITUALS WEDNESDAY, 21ST JANUARY 2015, MAGHA SHUDDHA PADYA THURSDAY, 22ND JANUARY 2015, MAGHA SHUDDHA BIDIGE The Shrivihara of Bhagavan Sri Neminatha Swamy shall commence at 8.15 am from the Hiriyangadi Bhagavan Sri From 8.10 am onwards Sri Peeta Yanthraradhane, Yaksharadhanapoorvaka Sarvahnayakshadevarige Kalaropane. Neminatha Swamy Basadi, at 10.45 am. the ritual of Indraprathiste at Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Betta (Hill), at 11.52 am At 12.35 pm in Abhijinlagna Dwajarohana (Flag Ceremony), from 2.30 pm till 4.15pm in Mithuna Lagna Sri Meshalagna Thoranamuhurtha, Yajnashalapravesha, Vimanashuddi, Nandimangala, Vasthupooja Vidhana, Navagraha Mahashanthi, Gramabali Vidhana, Mrutthika Sangrahana, Ankurarpana rituals will be held. The Agrodaka procession will Brahmayaksha Kalaropane with Aradane, Bherithadane, Mangalsoothra Bhandana, Sribali Vidhana. The Agrodaka commence from Jain Mutt Karkala at 6.40pm. From 7.30 pm Mahamastakabhisheka to Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami with Procession will commence from Jain Mutt Karkala at 6.30 pm. From 8.00 pm Mahamastakabhisheka to Bhagavan 108 Kalasha and other Dravyas. Sri Bahubali Swami with 108 Kalasha and other Dravyas. Sponsors: Kervashehobli Padangadiguthu Shri Nemiraj Padival, in memory of hobli head late Shirthadi Sponsors: Dharmasamrajya by his son-in law Dr. S. Prabhachandra and Children from Shimunje Guthu Shirthadi and by Sachidevi In memory of Late Shyamaladevi Thodar, Mrs. Anvesha and Mr. P. P. Hegde, Advocate Nagarajaiah, children and son-in-law D. Sudhakar in memory of Late Mrs. Shrideviyamma and Mrs. Late Indiravathi, Mangaluru and Family and Kervashehobli Padangadiguthu family. FRIDAY, 23RD JANUARY 2015, MAGHA SHUDHA THADIGE SATURDAY, 24TH JANUARY 2015, MAGHA SHUDDHA PANCHAMI Beginning from 8.00 am Shribali Vidhana with Nithyavidhi, Brihachpanthi Yanthraradhane for Universal Welfare, at At 8.15 am Grahayajna Vidhana with Nithyavidhi, Jalagnihoma, Shribali Vidhana, Sri Bhakthamara Yanthraradhane. 8.00 a.m. Shri Shithalantha Vidhana to Bhagavan Shri Shithalanatha Thirthankara at Balabasadi. The Agrodaka The Agrodaka Procession will commence from Jain Mutt Karkala at 6.30 pm. From 8.00 pm Mahamastakabhisheka Procession will commence from Jain Matt Karkala at 6.30pm. From 8.00pm onwards Mahamastakabhisheka to to Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami with 108 Kalasha and other Dravyas. Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami with 108 Kalasha and other Dravyas. Sponsors: Padubidribeedu Shri Chandayya Arasu Kinyakka Ballal, Shri Rathnakara Raj and children, and Sponsors: In memory of Nalluru Moodukodi Late Dharmaraja Poovani and his wife Late Mrs. Kamalavathi the descendents of Kinyakka Ballal, children of Ermalubeedu Mrs. Nagaveni Amma Shanthiraja Arasu Amma and Moodayuruguthu Late Bhojaraj Padival and his wife Late Mrs. Prabhavathi Amma. Mr. Prasanna Maramma Hegde and her brother Mr. A. Vajrakumar, Dharwad. Kumar and his wife Smt. Suvarnalatha, 'Prasannalatha'. Halekote, Belthangady. SUNDAY, 25TH JANUARY 2015 MAGHA SHUDDHA SHASHTI MONDAY, 26TH JANUARY 2015 MAGHA SHUDDHA SAPTHAMI Shribali Vidhana with Nithyavidhi at 8.00 a.m., Jalayathra Mahotsava and Mathurahvanadi Kriyayuktha Shribali Vidhana along with Nithyavidhi, Shribrihath Yagamandala Yanthradharane shall commence at 8.00 am. The Garbhavatharana Kalyana, Seemantha Prasta at 6.00 p.m. The Agrodaka Procession will commence from Jain Agrodaka Procession will commence from Jain Mutt Karkala at 6.30pm. From 8.00 pm Mahamastakabhisheka to Mutt Karkala at 6.30pm. From 8.00pm onwards Mahamastakabhisheka to Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami with 108 Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami with 108 Kalasha and other Dravyas. Kalasha and other Dravyas. Sponsors: Sponsors: In memory of Marodi Angadibettu Guthu Late Brahmayya Kabaya, his wife Mijaru Kanakabettu Smt. Rathnavathi Amma and Smt. Kavitha Jain and Mr. Pushparaj Jain and Family, 'Abhish', Nanthoor, Late Kamalamma and Late K. Shantha, Mr. M. K. Rathnakar, Karkala, his daughter Mrs. Sarala and son-in- Mangalore. law Mr. Udaya Ballal and children. TUESDAY, 27TH JANUARY 2015 MAGHA SHUDDHA ASHTAMI WEDNESDAY, 28TH JANUARY 2015 MAGHA SHUDDHA NAVAMI At 6.55am onwards Birth celebration of Bhagavan Sri Neminatha Swamy, Shribali Vidhana with Nithya Vidhi, Ashtadikshu Dhama Samprokshane, At 8.30 am Shrivihara of Jinabalaka, 9.30 am onwards Janmabhisheka Kalyana Shribali Vidhana with Nithyavidhi Ganadhara Valaya, Yanthraradhane Vidhana, Samrajya Vaibhava, Vairagyapoorvaka at Pandukashile of Bhagavan Sri Neminatha Swamy Basadi Hiriyangadi, 6.00pm onwards Namakaranotsava and Deekshavidhi, Parinishkramana Kalyana at 8.00 a. m. Agrodaka Jalanayana with grand procession in the evening. Balaleelotsava at the Main stage. The Agrodaka Procession will commence from Jain Mutt Karkala at 6.30pm. Agrodakapoorvaka 504 Kalasha Mahabhisheka to Bhagavan Shri Bahubali Swami at 8.00 p.m. From 8.00 pm Mahamastakabhisheka to Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami with 108 Kalasha and other Dravyas. Sponsors: Sponsors: Mr. M. K. Shridhar and grandchildren of Navuraguthu Kudal Merkala Late Gummanna Shetty and In memory of Late Mr. M. Nemiraja Hegde and his wife Late Mrs. M. Kusumaji Amma, Mrs. Aruna and his wife Mijaruguthu Kanakabettu Late Mrs. Dejamma in their memory. Dr. M. N. Rajendrakumar, Children and Family, 'Kusuma', Pulkeri, Karkala THURSDAY, 29TH JANUARY 2015 MAGHA SHUDDHA DASHAMI FRIDAY, 30TH JANUARY 2015 MAGHA SHUDDHA EKADASHI At 9.00 a. m. Agnitrayarchana poorvaka Nirvana Kalyana Mahotsava with Nithyavidhi, Laghu Siddachakra Gandha Yanthradhane, Manthranyasa Kalaropanapoorvaka Kevalajnana Kalyana with Nithyavidhi at 8.00 am. Yanthraradhane. The Agrodaka Procession will commence from Jain Mutt Karkala at 4.00 pm. From 4.30pm onwards Nayanonmilana at 12.06 p.m. Mesha Lagna. Samavasaranapooja, Shrivihara from 3.00 p.m. Agrodaka procession Mahamastakabhisheka to Bhagavan Sri Bahubali Swami with 1008 Kalasha and other Dravyas. from Shri Jain Mutt at 6.30 p.m. Agrodakapoorvaka 504 Kalasha Mahabhisheka to Bhagavan Shri Bahubali Swami at 8.00 p.m. Sponsors: Sponsors: Shrikshethra Dharmasthala Rajarshi Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade, Mrs. Hemavathi and family Karkala Bhagavan Shri Bahubali Swamy Mahamastakabhisheka Samiti on behalf of the Jain community SATURDAY, 31ST JANUARY 2015 MAGHA SHUDDHA DWADASHI At 9.00am Avabruthasnana with Nithyavidhi, Dhwajavarohana, Thorana-Visarjane, Shrivihara of Bhagavan Sri Neminatha Thirthankara and Sarvahnayaksha to Hiriyangadi and Distribution of Prasada. Sponsors: His Holiness Rajaguru Dhyanayogi Swasthi Shri Lalithakeerthi Bhattaraka Pattacharyavarya Mahaswamiji, Shri Jain Mutt, Karkala preperatory to the Mahamastakabhisheka of Bhagavan Shri Bahubali, various poojas will be held at the 18 Basadis of Karkala from 24.12.2014 to 19.1.2015 With blessings of Swasthishree Lalitha Keerthi Swamy, Shri Jain Mutt, Karkala M. K. Vijaya Kumar Dr. K. Jeevandhar Ballal Dr. M. N. Rajendra Kumar Dr. D. Veerendra Heggade Chief Secretary Treasurer Executive President President Office bearers and members, Karkala Bhagavan Shri Bahubali Swamy Mahamastakabhisheka Samiti – 2015 Daily preaching by Muni Maharajas, Battaraka Swamijis, Spiritual discourses, Panchakalyana Visuals, Religious & Cultural Programmes will be held. Morning Breakfast, afternoon lunch, Evening Tiffin will be provided on all days..
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