Jaina Method Of Curing

SR No.: 034117
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Manju Jain
Publisher: International School for Jain Studies
Total Pages: 286
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 39 MB

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26th Shloka for removing Labour pains of lady.
1.0 Purpose 1.1 Removes half headache and pains of lady giving birth to baby. It also saves from fatal diseases.
2.0 Scope 2.1. 'O' Lord! Bow to you who are the destroyer of the pains and suffering of the threefold world. Bow to you, the pure and genuine ornament on the face of the earth. Bow to you the paramount Lord of this creation. 'O' Jina! Bow 'O' Jina! Bow to you as you are capable of destroyer of all sadness of the worldly existence. Getting rid of all their sins and misery while bowing to Lord.
3.0 Method 3.1 After bath and putting on red dress, keeping face to the North, the Yantra is established and worshipped with moving flame (Arati). Then Riddhi and Mantra are chanted 12000 times from the midnight to the afternoon for evincing the Mantra.
4.0 Resources Red clothes, Mantra, Yantra, Riddhi & Verse, Moving flame (Arati Deepak)
Shloka - Repeat 9 times
TUBHYAM NAMASTRI BHUVANĀRTI HARAYA NATHA TUBHYAM NAMAH KSHITI TALĀMALA BHUSHANAYA TYBHYAM NAMASTRI JAGATAH PARAMESHWARAYA TUBHYAM NAMO JINA BHAVODADHISHOSHANAYA
Meaning Oh my God! I simply bow at your feet because you are the destroyer of the troubles of all the three Lokas! Oh Great Ornament of the earth accepts my salutations in your feet. Oh Supreme God of Tribhuvan (i.e., Devaloka, Manav Loka ad Davan Loka!) Accept my offerings in your feet. God! You are the only source with whose blessings; I can swim across the salty waters of the Samsara-Sagara and overcome my shortcomings of Adhi, Vyadhi and Upadhi. Kindly accept my offerings for lifting the humankind to Moksha. Salutations...! Salutations...! Salutations...! Crores and Crores of salutations unto you!
Mantra - Repeat 108 times
Om namo om hrīm shrīm klīm hrūm hrūm parajana shānti vyawahāré jayam kuru kuru swāhā
Riddhi (le pouvoir surnaturel) Om hrīm arham namo ditta-tawānam (Jhraum jhraum namah swāhā)