Paryushan Mahaparva 2024

Paryushan Mahaparva 2024 (31 Aug 2024 – 8 Sep 2024)

With the blessings of Pujya Gurudevshri Rakeshji (Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur), SJRS is blessed to have the labh of Atmarpit Rajuji lead us for Paryushan 2024.

Atmarpit Rajuji was blessed to meet Pujya Gurudevshri at the young age of 21. He embraced Atmarpit Diksha in 1996. ‘Atmarpit’ is a title given to renunciate devotees who live a life dedicated to the pursuit of spiritual growth and selfless service under the  guidance of Pujya Gurudevshri. He was also bestowed with the address of ‘ji’ after his name in 2016, signifying the addition of higher vows. A production engineer by profession, he turned towards spirituality and strives to master the art of producing bliss within. Atmarpit Rajuji is a powerful and insightful orator, instrumental in spreading Pujya Gurudevshri’s moving message to the world. He has been conducting retreats on Shrimad Rajchandraji’s works for over a decade. His loving nature and ever-smiling countenance captivates people of all ages and backgrounds. During the Covid-19 pandemic, Rajuji conducted sessions, connecting people from over 55 cities in 5 continents. He also offers seva as a sub-editor in the Mission’s monthly magazine, Sadguru Echoes since 2011. As an Atmarpit, Rajuji lives at the Shrimad Rajchandra Ashram Dharampur, the international headquarters of the Mission.

Key highlights of Paryushan 2024 are summarized below:

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Change in Puja and Darshan Timing During Paryushan 2024

Jai Jinendra 🙏

Paryushan Mahaparv 2024 commences from 31st Aug 2024. SJRS Sangh is blessed to have Atmarpit Rajuji from Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur lead us this year.

Note:
During Paryushan, darshan timings at Sthanak in mornings will be amended for following dates.

Saturday 31st Aug 2024 to Monday 9th Sep 2024 – 8.00am to 9.15am
(Extended hours on weekends) Saturday 7th Sep 2024 and Sunday 8th Sep 2024 – 11.00am to 12.30pm.
There is no change in the darshan timing for other days.

In the evening, for all 9 days, Darshan timings will be from 6.00pm to 6.30pm.

On behalf of the Managing Committee, we wish all members a blissful Paryushan full of Dharma Aradhana and Sukh-Shata to all Tapasvi’s.

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President’s Message

Jai Jinendra,

Dear Members

Concluding the SJRS’ 52nd AGM, I thank you all, for the unwavering trust and support in making the past year spiritually and socially uplifting.

SJRS Management Committee 2024

Our journey in the past year was marked by a vibrant array of programs and Jain festivals celebrated across all age groups. We touched lives through Commit initiatives and had a plethora of external engagements. This was possible with the grace and krupa of Dev-Guru-Dharma, the blessings of our Vadils (seniors), and an unparalleled seva bhaav of all volunteers, committee members and their families.

As we step into the new term, let us embrace the opportunity to deepen our faith and internalize our sadhana in ways that resonate with everyone. The committee will curate programs to foster personal growth and contribute to the community around us. These initiatives, starting with the upcoming Mahavir Jayanti program will seek to celebrate our unity with a diverse and harmonious society.

May this year be filled with spirituality, compassion, and collective progress of all.

Kenal Kothari
President, SJRS

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Adult Swadhyay Classes

Dear Members,

Sunday Swadhyay session are held at the Sthanak.  Members  and  families who are interested to join Adult Swadhyay can join the Swadhyay WhatsApp group by scanning the following QR code.

Adult Swadhyay Class

Jai Jinendra

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Jain Shala Classes Update

Dear Members,

The Jain Shala classes for 2023 are ongoing. Email jainshala@sjrs.org.sg for more information.

Jai Jinendra

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