Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Paryshan parva is an 8 day Jain festival of reflection and seeking forgiveness for one's sins. Every evening pratikraman will be undertaken for repentance.
Samvatsari Pratikraman will be conducted on the last day on which one repents for one's entire year's sins.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Ayambil Oli is a festival of 9 days celebrating and paying homage to the Navpad (The Navpad are also found in the Navkar Mantra).
Aso Vad 1
Aso Vad 1
Following a request from Shree Saubhagbhai of Sayla, Shrimad Rajchandra composed the great Atma Sidhi Shastra in the town of Nadiad, Gujarat. The 142 verses emerged in one sitting of less than 2 hours.
This composition explains the Jain path to Moksha. Besides being highly spiritual, it is also a classic of Gujarati literature and has been the subject of numerous translations, commentaries and is also studied at universities for doctorates in philosophy even today.
Shrimad had sent a copy of the letter on 'The Six Spiritual Tenets' to Shri Saubhagbhai with an instruction to learn it by heart and to contemplate on its contents regularly. Due to old age, Saubhagbhai found it difficult to memorise the prose form of the letter and requested Shrimad to re-write the letter in rhythmic verse form so that he could easily memorise it and make it a part of himself.
During Bhadarva and Aso months of Vikram Samvat 1952, Shrimad spent his time in the jungles of Gujarat contemplating in solitude. From there he came to the town of Nadiad where a great event took place on the first day of the later half of the Aso month. When Shrimad returned from his day's outing at dusk, he called on Ambalalbhai: "Ambalal, light and hold a lantern".
Ambalalbhai, a great Truth seeker, humble as ever did as asked and stood by Shrimad's side with a lit lantern. Shrimad sat and started writing. A miraculous stream of inspiration full of profound spiritual insight began to flow. His sublime spritual state became his pen and the essence of his profound thinking became his ink. He began to compose verses with the potency to awaken slumbering souls. The 142 verses of Atma Siddhi Shastra had emerged in one sitting of less than two hours.
(Diwali 8th, New Years Day 9th Nov 2026)
A 4 day celebration of Diwali will be held at Shree Raj Saubhag Ashram, Sayla. This will include a special swadhyay series taken by Param Pujya Bhaishree, Bhakti and a cultural programme.
All are warmly invited. Please ensure you book your room with the Ashram office early as this is a busy period. You can book online here.
(as per English Calendar)
The syllable "Gu" is darkness, and the syllable "Ru" is said to be light. There is no doubt that the Guru is indeed the supreme knowledge that swallows the darkness of ignorance.
- Shree Guru Gita
It is with immense joy and utmost devotion that we invite you all to join us in the celebration of Gurupurnima.
Gurupurnima is certainly one of the most important dates in the calendar for any spiritual seeker as it is a day to drench ourselves in the love and blessings that our spiritual teacher has unconditionally showered upon us.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
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In Conversation with Minalben and Vikrambhai (English Satsangs)
Shibir (Saamyashatak)
The Journey Within: Discovering the Real You (English Language Shibir)
Farewell Dinner
The Soul Framework: Practical Spirituality in the Modern World
Children’s Events
Spiritual Parenting - Focus and Attention
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We are blessed to be showered in Param Satsang with the visit of Param Pujya Bhaishree (head of Shree Raj Saubhag Satsang Mandal), along with Brahmnishths Minalben and Vikrambhai to the UK.
Shree Raj Saubhag Satsang Mandal UK warmly invites you to participate in a series of spiritual gatherings with Param Pujya Bhaishree, as we celebrate our 50th anniversary.
In a world filled with constant activity and distraction, these gatherings offer an opportunity to pause, reflect and reconnect with the deeper truths of life. Through satsang, reflection, swadhyay and meditation, seekers will have the opportunity to explore timeless spiritual wisdom and its relevance to modern life.
Morning Gujarati satsangs with Param Pujya Bhaishree will cultivate a spiritual atmosphere and prepare the mind for deeper reflection. In the evenings, Br. Minalben and Br. Vikrambhai will host conversations in English exploring the inner questions that arise on the spiritual journey.
These reflections lead into a five‑day Shibir, where seekers can immerse themselves more deeply in meditation, swadhyay and inner reflection. Special sessions will also be organised for young seekers and children so that families can engage meaningfully with the teachings.
All events are open to seekers from all backgrounds. Further details regarding venues, timings and registration are below.
Wed 20th - Fri 22nd May
10am - 12pm
Morning satsangs in Gujarati will be delivered by Param Pujya Bhaishree. Through these uplifting gatherings, Bhaishree shares profound yet practical spiritual insights drawn from the teachings of Shrimad Rajchandra and the living Guru Parampara of Raj Saubhag Ashram.
These satsangs invite seekers to reflect on the deeper purpose of life and cultivate qualities such as awareness, equanimity and compassion amidst the demands of daily living. They also help prepare the mind and heart for the deeper reflection and practice offered during the Shibir.
Ghanshyam Hall, Shree Swaminarayan Temple, Stanmore
Venue and parking information
Free parking available on site.
Free Event
Open to all
Wed 20th - Fri 22nd May
8pm - 9:30pm
Three Conversations on the Journey of the Heart
During the Dharma Yatra, Minalben and Vikrambhai, senior spiritual teachers at Raj Saubhag Ashram, Sayla, will host a series of evening conversations in English exploring questions that naturally arise on the spiritual journey. Drawing from decades of spiritual practice under the guidance of the lineage of gurus in Sayla, these sessions combine reflection, discussion and practical insight.
Each evening will focus on a different theme, yet can be attended independently:
Restless Heart – Why does nothing in the world fully satisfy me?
Seeking Heart – How do I find faith in an untrustworthy world?
Joyful Heart – How can struggles on the spiritual path lead to extraordinary joy?
These gatherings invite participants to recognise their own inner questions and explore how spiritual wisdom can illuminate them.
Ghanshyam Hall, Shree Swaminarayan Temple, Stanmore
Venue and parking information
Free parking available on site.
Free Event
Open to all
Sun 24th - Thurs 28th May
5 day shibir - over the bank holiday weekend.
9:15am - 5:30pm
(10:30am - 5:30pm for those not instructed in meditation by Bhaishree or Bapuji)
Shibir (Five‑Day Retreat)
The shibir offers a rare opportunity to dedicate five days to spiritual reflection and practice. Participants step away from the busyness of daily life and immerse themselves in meditation, swadhyay and the uplifting company of fellow seekers.
Guided by Param Pujya Bhaishree, the Shibir allows participants to deepen their inner awareness and experience the transformative power of sustained spiritual practice.
The topic being taken is Saamyashatak. Composed by Acharya Shree Vijaysinhsuriji Maharaj, Saamyashatak is a revered Jain text on inner balance and the soul’s true path. This deeply profound text takes us to the pinnacle of equanimity. The exquisite nature of the text is such that Upadhyay Shree Yashovijayji Maharaj based his text of Samta Shatak based on this. This gives us some indication to the remarkable inner state of experience Shree Vijaysinhsuriji Maharaj must have attained.
Uxendon Manor Primary School
Venue and parking information
Free parking available on site.
Cost Contribution for Raj Saubhag members (which includes lunch): £110 for 5 days or £25 for individual days.
Free for new seekers.
Open to all
Registration required. Please click here to register.
With Br Minalben & Br Vikrambhai
Sun 24th - Thurs 28th May
5 day shibir - over the bank holiday weekend.
10:30am - 5:30pm (including Bhaishree’s Gujarati swadhyay - all most welcome to join).
11:45am - 3:30pm (English sessions and lunch, without Bhaishree’s Gujarati sessions)
In addition to Param Pujya Bhaishree’s shibir sessions above, for participants who have not yet been instructed in meditation, English-language swadhyay sessions will be offered during two of the three daily meditation periods.
These sessions by Brahmnishths Minalben and Vikrambhai will explore selected verses from Atmasiddhi (and Soul Verses), the profound composition of Shrimad Rajchandra, which illuminates the path of self-realisation. Through reflection and discussion, participants can engage deeply with these timeless teachings.
Uxendon Manor Primary School
Venue and parking information
Free parking available on site.
Cost Contribution for Raj Saubhag members (which includes lunch): £110 for 5 days or £25 for individual days.
Free for new seekers.
Open to all
Registration required. Please click here to register.
Thurs 28th May
6pm - 7:30pm
We give thanks at the feet of our revered Enlightened Guru, for His wisdom, His inner path and His living example. An opportunity to have dinner with Param Pujya Bhaishree and Brahmnishths after our shibir.
Uxendon Manor Primary School
Venue and parking information
Free parking available on site.
Cost contribution: £15
Open to all
Registration required. Please click here to register.
Sat 30th May
10am - 7pm
In English and simple Gujarati
A joyful day of interactive spiritual exploration in a small and intimate setting, with close contact with senior ashram leaders and those following the path already. This is ideal for new seekers wishing to find out more.
As part of the UK visit of Param Pujya Bhaishree, the spiritual head of the Raj Saubhag Ashram, Sayla, this is a special day dedicated to new spiritual seekers wanting to find out more about the path in a joyful and interactive way.
In the midst of busy lives and many responsibilities, spiritual seekers often carry deeper questions within their hearts:
How do I find direction in life? How do I stay centred in a changing world? (How can spirituality guide me on a daily basis?
This day has been designed as a carefully guided journey, offering a balance of reflection, dialogue and shared experience.
Participants will have the opportunity to spend meaningful time in the presence of Param Pujya Bhaishree, and to engage in interactive sessions with Minalben and Vikrambhai, senior spiritual teachers from the Ashram, whose guidance brings both depth and practical insight to the spiritual path.
Participants will explore how spiritual understanding can be lived in the midst of modern life and responsibilities. We will do this together using a combination of the following:
Imparted wisdom and reflection
interactive workshops and Q&A
group-based activities and shared experiences
moments of quiet contemplation and bhakti
Participants will explore how spirituality can be lived in the midst of modern life and responsibilities.
Above all, the day aims to create a warm, intimate and engaging environment, where young seekers can connect deeply with the teachings, senior spiritual teachers, those already following the path, and with one another.
While the programme is designed to flow and enable participants to connect with each other, as well as the content, everyone is encouraged to choose what’s most suitable for them. Participants are welcome to join for the full day or selected sessions.
Uxendon Manor Primary School
Venue and parking information
Free parking available on site.
£10 contribution
Open to all
Registration required. Please click here to register.
Sunday 31st May
10am - 12:30pm
Ages 0 - 4 years
12pm - 12:30pm - Interactive event with Minalben and Vikrambhai
An interactive session for our youngest with stories and a sing-along with instruments to some simple Bhakti with Minalben and Vikrambhai, ending with a Navkar Mantra aarti to Bhagwan Mahavir
A responsible adult will be required to accompany the child.
Ages 5 - 9
10am - Interactive event with Vikrambhai
11am - 12pm - Musical jamming and games
Want to be the most amazing superhero? Come on an adventure and find out how Bhagwan, the ultimate superhero, used his superpowers to discover the amazing treasures of the soul. Discover how you can do this too. Join us for some stories, games and a musical bhakti jamming session.
A responsible adult will be required to accompany the child. They can join the event with Vikrambhai with the child, and then join the Spiritual Parenting session whilst the child is cared for in the workshop.
Ages 10 - 16
10am - Interactive event with Minalben with Q&A
11am - 12pm - Escape room style challenge games - where is your attention?
It can be tricky staying focused when the world around us has so many choices, distractions and is moving at a fast pace. How do we keep up when we are being pulled in so many directions, at home, with friends, or at school? It can be a struggle to find clarity and focus. How can I navigate the distracting thoughts, mounting expectations and attention-grabbing tech?
Join us for a relaxed and engaging discussion, with practical tools and an open question and answer session. Feel free to submit any questions you might have about spirituality that you want some help with.
A responsible adult will be required to drop and pick up the young person. They are welcome to stay for tea and coffee and join the Spiritual Parenting session from 11 - 12pm.
Vegan and nut-free snacks and drinks will be provided.
Uxendon Manor Primary School
Venue and parking information
Free parking available on site.
Free Event
Registration required. Please click here to register.
Sunday 31st May
11am - 12pm
Interactive event with Minalben with Q&A
In a fast-paced world with increasing distractions, how do we help our children focus? Why is our attention and awareness so important?
As parents and grandparents we hope to inspire virtues in our children to help them thrive and be resilient in a world that can be confusing. We won’t always be there to help them make decisions, but we can help them build a foundation of strong values by role modelling good behaviours ourselves and helping them develop their understanding of their own identity and the world around them.
You are welcome to have tea and coffee from 10am whilst your child/grandchild might be in the morning event and join for the spiritual parenting event at 11am.
Uxendon Manor Primary School
Venue and parking information
Free Event
Open to all
Registration required. Please click here to register.
Ghanshyam Hall, Shree Swaminarayan Temple,
Wood Lane,
Stanmore,
HA7 4LF
Free parking available on site
Uxendon Manor Primary School,
Vista Way,
Kenton,
HA3 0UX
Free Parking
If you have any questions, feel free to contact us:
Jaysukhbhai Mehta:
jaysukh.mehta@rajsaubhag.org
tel: 07830 294060
Ashik Shah:
ashik.shah@rajsaubhag.org
tel: 07956 463309
Ila Shah:
ila1.shah@gmail.com
tel: 07982 007461
"The greatest mistake of a soul is non-recognition of its real self and can only be corrected by recognising itself", preached Lord Mahavir.
On this day we celebrate the birth of the 24th Tirthanker Shree Mahavir Bhagwan (Mahavir Janma Kalyanak).
The Kalpasutra text cites Kundagrama as the place where he was born. This site is believed by tradition to be near Vaishali, a great ancient town in the Gangetic plains.
After Mahavir was born, the god Indra came from the heavens, anointed him, and performed his abhisheka (consecration) on Mount Meru.
After he gained Kevalgnan, or supreme enlightenment Mahavir Bhagwan taught that the observance of the vows ahimsa (non-violence), Satya (truth), asteya (non-stealing), brahmacharya (chastity), and aparigraha (non-attachment) is necessary to spiritual liberation. He gave the principle of Anekantavada (plurality of view points), Syadvada and Nayavada. The teachings of Mahavir Bhagwan were compiled in the Jain Agams.
The inner path of self-realisation that Bhagwan Mahavir practised, realised and taught, remains alive today in the hearts of enlightened teachers. They illuminate the path and help us: understand the essence of Mahavir's teachings and recognise the inner state of Bhagwan Mahavir, the supreme manifestation of the pure soul, our own true nature.
Ayambil Oli is a festival of 9 days celebrating and paying homage to the Navpad (The Navpad are also found in the Navkar Mantra).
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
This January 2026 Dharmayatra takes us to historic Jain tirths and colourful cities of Rajasthan with Param Pujya Bhaishree as we celebrate the 50th Golden Jubilee Aniversary of the Ashram.
In the spirit of inclusivity, we aim to keep costs minimal, allowing as many mumukshus as possible to participate. The yatra will commence on January 1st, 2026, from Sayla and will conclude on January 6th, 2026, in Ahmedabad.
To facilitate the planning of logistics and accommodations, we kindly request that you complete the registration form to confirm your participation.
Should a significant number of mumukshus join, we will organise a Good Bus coach for transportation. Accommodation will primarily be in Dharamsalas.
Further details, costs and payment processes regarding the Dharmayatra will be provided once we have compiled the responses, which is expected to take approximately one month.
To ensure your participation, please submit the form by 31st July 2025.
START: 1st Jan 2025
Sayla: by bus
END: 6th January 2025
Ahmedabad: by bus
(Mumbai: those travelling on to Mumbai would do so on 6th night arriving to Mumbai on 7th morning)
ITINERARY
The Dharmayatra will include the Tirths of Shankheshwar, Jirawala, Rata Mahavir, Muchala Mahavir, Ranakpur, Kesaria and many others sites.
A more detailed itinerary will be shared in due course.
(Note the timetable may be adjusted according to Param Pujya Bhaishree’s instructions)
Registration deadline: 31st July 2025
The cost per person is to be announced shortly and will include:
Transport - by good buses/coaches
Accommodation predominantly in dharamashalas.
All meals with mineral drinking water. Vegan food is also available with prior registration.
Refund Policy:
50% refund if cancellation before 31st Oct 2025 (in INR Indian Rs.)
After 1st November no refunds will be made on cancellation. The amount will be used for good causes during the Dharmayatra.
Payments: (please ensure you have completed the online registration before you give your payment). Please await final details around payment.
INDIA:
Mumbai & India other centres: Mitesh Boradia & Dr Jitubhai Nagda
Ahmedabad: Jayeshbhai J Shah
Rajkot: Sachinbhai Bavishi
Sayla: Harivadanbhai (Ashram Manager)
USA: Dr Maheshbhai Shah
MIDDLE EAST: Birenbhai Jasani
KENYA:
UK: Jaysukhbhai Mehta
Land travel will be in good buses/coaches.
Food will be Jain Vegetarian. Mineral drinking water provided.
Vegan food will be available with prior registration.
Please let us know if you have any allergies. Unfortunately it will be difficult for us to cater for specific diets. Please contact the organisers if you have further questions.
Accommodation will be in dharamshalas.
Please ensure you carry your Aadhar Card or Passport at all times.
Mitesh Boradia +919820127280, miteshboradia@hotmail.com
Dr Jitubhai Nagda +919821143567. drjitunagda@gmail.com
Please note that it will be cold during the Jatra. Woollen clothing and adequate shoes will be required.
Please carry your own personal medication. It is your responsibility to ensure your health and fitness is adequate to undertake the Jatra. Travel insurance is advised especially for those travelling from overseas.
Do I need to carry my Aadhar card or passport with me
Yes at all times.
Who can attend the Dharmayatra
Raj Saubhag Ashram Mumukshus only.
How can I register?
Registration is online only and the deadline is 31st July.
This 7 day Aradhana and Yuva Shibir in December is an opportunity to reflect on the past year, contemplate on our priorities and forge strength to move forward in our spiritual goals.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Param Krupaludev Shrimad Rajchadra’s soul left this body in Rajkot, Gujarat on Chaitra Vad Pancham.
Today we pay homage to this Enlightened Saint who has showed us Mahavir Bhagwan’s inner path of Self-Realisation.
Ekant Maun & Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation. Registration required for Ekant Maun Shibirs.
Holi is a celebration of such joy and positivity that its energy is contagious.
For a spiritual seeker this festival is also about a spirit of forgiveness, and a conquering of passions and desires. It is a day to drench the soul in the hues of purity and divinity.
This 3 day celebration will include:
- The changing of the Deraser Flag ceremony
- Changing of the garlands on the chitrapaths in Kalyan hall, Krupaludev's idols in Kalyan hall basement and also in Raj Mandir basement and main hall.
- Param Pujya Bapuji’s Birth Anniversary Sabha
Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation.
Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation.
“‘Spirituality is to be happy and spread happiness’”
When you see Minalben you cannot help but smile. Her happiness is infectious, her overflowing joy is unmistakable, and her continuous connection with herself, her immersion in the soul is immensely inspiring.
Minalben is a senior teacher at Shree Raj Saubhag Ashram. Through the guidance of Param Pujya Bapuji, Gurumaa and Bhaishree she has risen to great heights of spirituality, studying and experiencing the path of enlightenment.
With her unique insights, practical examples and spiritual tools, her visit to London will provide us all with valuable understandings propelling us forward in our journeys.
For more information contact:
Jaysukhbhai Mehta: jaysukhmehta@gmail.comTel: 07830 294060
Ashik Shah: ashik@ashikshah.comTel: 07956 463309
Friday 2nd Aug -
Sunday 4th Aug
Timing:
9:15 AM - 5 PM
Venue: Uxendon Manor Primary School, Vista Way, Kenton, Harrow HA3 0UX
Street parking available nearby. Nearest Tube: Northwick Park Station (Metropolitan), Kenton Station (Bakerloo and Overground).
Dresscode: Traditional, white.
Lunch Included
Contribution: £25 per day, £75 for all 3 days
Registration required
How do we recognise our suitcase when we go to pick it up from the carousel at the airport after a flight? It may have distinguishing features, a label or strap or tag. We recognise its colour and shape and brand.
If we want to recognise our soul, then we must understand its distinguishing features or characteristics that are unique to it and not present in any other object.
Br. Minalben understands these charactistics, immerses in them and is well qualified to help us understand their nature. Using Param Krupaludev Shrimad Rajchandraji's writings she will share these characteristics and the insights she has to help us see them too.
The 3 day shibir will consist of meditations for those instructed in this practice, swadhyays or lectures, opportunities for silence, reflection and devotional bhakti.
Timings:
Friday 2nd August & Saturday 3rd August:
Arrival: 9:15 AM
Dhyan: 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM
Arrival for those not instructed in meditation: 10:30 AM
Swadhyay: 10:45 AM to 11:45 Noon
Dhyan: 12:15 PM to 1 PM (Br Minalben’s swadhyay for those not instructed in meditation)
Lunch: 1 PM to 2:15 PM
Dhyan: 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM (Interactive session for those not instructed in meditation)
Swadhyay: 3:45 PM to 5:00 PM
Sunday 4th August*:
Arrival: 10:00 AM
Dhyan: 10:15 AM to 11:15 AM
Arrival for those not instructed in Meditation: 11:15 AM
Bhakti: 11:30 AM to 12:00 Noon
Lunch: 12:00 PM to 1:15 PM
Dhyan: 1:15 PM to 2:15 PM (Interactive session for those not instructed in meditation
Swadhyay: 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM
Self Reflection: 3:45 PM
Bhakti: 4:00 PM
Swadhyay: 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM
*Please note shibir timetable for Sunday 4th August has been slightly modified to accommodate the Children's event which will be held in the morning
*Those not instructed in meditation can use this time for silent reading and reflection.
Sunday 4th Aug 2024
Timing:
10 - 10:45am - (0 - 11yrs)
- this will be followed by a snack and games
10:45 - 11:30am (12 - 16yrs)
- Interactive Q & A
We invite parents to be present for the last 15 mins for a joint parent, child Q & A. If you have any questions you can send them in advance to ajay.sanghvi@rajsaubhag.org
Venue: Uxendon Manor Primary School, Vista Way, Kenton, Harrow HA3 0UX
Free event and open to all children
Registration required.
Street parking available nearby. Nearest Tube: Northwick Park Station (Metropolitan), Kenton Station (Bakerloo and Overground).
Minalben has a playful and energetic nature and unusually for an adult she remembers what it's like to be a child. She has the patience to understand a child, whatever their age, and listen to their point of view.
Minalben has an awareness that young people's lives, however easy they seem to their parents, are filled with the pressures of exams, good grades, applications and interviews, a schedule of extra curricular activities, peer pressure and the continuous need to meet other people's expectations.
By introducing simple spiritual concepts, she can teach you how to deal with this. Her thoughts and ideas are creative, fun and easy to practice.
She is a great example of how to live spiritually and practice it everyday rather than simply talk about it.
Minalben brings spirituality to the social media generation.
Monday 5th Aug 2024
Time: 8 - 9:30 PM
Venue: Canon’s High School, Shaldon Road, Edgware, HA8 6AN
Free event and open to all. No registration required.
We all desire to be happy, but despite our best efforts it seems impossible to hang on to this feeling for long. Our inner world is dominated by fluctuating emotions such as frustration, anger, and disappointment. How do we navigate this turmoil to discover a lasting inner joy?
Tuesday 6th Aug 2024
Timing: 8 - 9:30 PM
Venue: OAUK
Oshwal Centre, Potters Bar, Coopers Lane Road, Herts, EN6 4DG
Parking available
Free event and open to all.
Registration not required.
Exploring the path shown by Bhagwan Mahavir, the path of light, knowledge, devotion and love, Minalben shows us how this is practically applied in daily life. How to live and walk this inner journey to realisation of the self is the fundamental truth and essence. Join us in this exploration of peace, equanimity and joy.
Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation.
Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation.
Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation.
Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation.
Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation.
Aradhana Shibirs are 5 day spiritual retreats held for intensive spiritual striving in a conducive external environment of silence and isolation.
This January 2024 Dharmayatra takes us to the cities of Kolhapur, Hubblli, Humcha, Humpi and the surrounding areas, where we will be visiting Jain Tirths with Pujya Bhaishree.
START: 2nd Jan 2024
Train: We will boarding the train in Mumbai in the evening.
END: 10th January 2024
Train: Boarding from Hubblli to Mumbai arriving 11th Jan morning.
ITINERARY
2nd Jan: Departing from Mumbai CST station by train in the evening.
3rd, 4th Jan: Kolhapur: Visiting tirths such as Laxmipuri Deraser, Mahalaxmi Temple, Kunthujin Tirth, Shiroli Simandhar Swami Deraser, Jehaj Mandir, Kumbhojgiri tirth, Bahubali Mandir, Nipani Tirth, Shantigiri Digambar Tirth.
5th Jan: Hubblli: Visiting Shrimad Rajchandra Mandir and Jinalay, Jog Falls (India’s 2nd largest falls)
6th Jan: Humcha: Visiting Shree Parshvapadmavati Mandir and other derasers.
7th, 8th, 9th Jan: Humpi: Visiting Shrimad Rajchandra Mandir and Jinalay in Hospet and Shrimad Rajchandra Ashram in Humpi, Chandraprabhuswami Deraser, Caves, other Jain Derasers, Swayambhu Shankar Mandir, Ram, Sita and Hanumanji Mandir, Ganesh/Narsinhma Temple.
10th Jan: Train from Hubblli to Mumbai
(Note the timetable may be adjusted according to Param Pujya Bhaishree’s instructions)
A more detailed itinerary will be shared closer to the time.
Registration deadline: 31st August 2023 - registration now closed.
The cost per person is INR 37000/- and includes:
To and from 3 Tier AC sleeper train ticket.
5 seater Innova car throughout journey.
Accommodation in Hotel and dharamashala.
All meals with mineral drinking water. Vegan food is also available with prior registration.
Full 100% payment required at the time of registration
(cost of tour only - if you are making your own way there and back please contact Mitesh Boradia for cost details)
Refund Policy:
50% refund if cancellation before 31st Oct 2023 (in INR Indian Rs.)
After 1st November no refunds will be made on cancellation. The amount will be used for good causes during the Dharmayatra.
Payments: (please ensure you have completed the online registration before you give your payment):
INDIA:
Mumbai & India other centres: Mitesh Boradia & Dr Jitubhai Nagda
Ahmedabad: Jayeshbhai J Shah
Rajkot: Sachinbhai Bavishi
Sayla: Harivadanbhai (Ashram Manager)
USA: Dr Maheshbhai Shah
MIDDLE EAST: Birenbhai Jasani
KENYA: Nemchandbhai Shah
UK: Jaysukhbhai Mehta
Train travel will be in 3 Tier AC cabins.
Land travel will be in 5 seater Innova cars.
Food will be Jain Vegetarian. Mineral drinking water provided.
Vegan food will be available with prior registration.
Please let us know if you have any allergies. Unfortunately it will be difficult for us to cater for specific diets. Please contact the organisers if you have further questions.
Accommodation will be in hotels and dharamshalas.
Please ensure you carry your Aadhar Card or Passport at all times.
Mitesh Boradia +919820127280, miteshboradia@hotmail.com
Dr Jitubhai Nagda +919821143567. drjitunagda@gmail.com
Please note that it will be cold during the Jatra. Woollen clothing and adequate shoes will be required.
Please carry your own personal medication. It is your responsibility to ensure your health and fitness is adequate to undertake the Jatra. Travel insurance is advised especially for those travelling from overseas.
Do I need to carry my Aadhar card or passport with me
Yes at all times.
Who can attend the Dharmayatra
Raj Saubhag Ashram Mumukshus only.
How can I register?
Registration is online only and the deadline is 29th August as we must book train tickets beginning of September.
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