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Spiritual Guidance

6 articles on Spiritual Guidance from Jain Bharati, published 2004–2014. Each entry has a summary of the article; open it for the full summary, citation and original PDF.

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Articles on Spiritual Guidance

  1. कविता

    By मुनि जयकुमार · Jain Bharati, 2014

    The document discusses management principles derived from the life of Acharya Mahashraman, focusing on his leadership style and philosophy. It highlights that reading guidelines in the council provides people with new information and makes programs more…

  2. गुरुदेव तुलसी ने दिया बोध पाठ

    Jain Bharati, 2014

    The document is a collection of excerpts from the Jain Vishva Bharati publication, dated May 2014, featuring messages and reflections on Muni Muditkumar, who later became Mahashraman. The first excerpt is a blessing from Gurudev Tulsi to the young disciple…

  3. आचार्य भिक्षु प्रेरणा पाथेय

    Jain Bharati, 2013

    The text discusses the nature of discipline and rules within the Terapanth religious order, as established by Acharya Bhikshu. It distinguishes between external laws and internal spiritual discipline. Laws are described as external bonds, while religious…

  4. देव मेरे दिव्य अर्हत् श्रेष्ठ सारे लोक में

    Jain Bharati, 2005

    The text discusses the concept of support and dependence in the universe, stating that every entity relies on something greater for stability and growth. It explains that humans, like all beings, require support from a higher, more complete power to achieve…

  5. गुरु की महिमा

    Jain Bharati, 2005

    A woman, grieving the loss of her daughter who died in childbirth, seeks solace and a solution from a guru. She had desperately wanted a son, and after years of having only daughters, she and her husband kept their youngest daughter and her husband in their…

  6. अनुभूति

    By गजानन माधव मुक्तिबोध · Jain Bharati, 2004

    The text presents a perspective on Indian literature, emphasizing its spiritual and introspective qualities. It describes a desire for literature to function like a close, intimate friend—one that accompanies the reader, offers guidance, and provides both…