Discover the sacred spaces, divine idols, and spiritual treasures
Nestled in a peaceful landscape near the ancient Mandar region, the Shree Tribhuvan Vijaypataka Parshwanath Tirth stands as a beacon of spiritual serenity and devotion. As you approach this divine sanctuary, you are enveloped by an atmosphere of profound peace where the air itself seems to hum with sacred energy and the whispers of ancient prayers. This is not just a temple, it is a gateway to inner transformation, a place where devotees from across the world come to seek blessings and find solace.
History of the Tirth
The Pratimaji was Consecrated
Unique in the world and built by the revered Panchdhatu tradition, a magnificent 14 feet Pratimaji of Bhagwan Parshwanath in Padmasan was commissioned to be consecrated with complete Jain rituals.
The Chouhan (Jain) Family's Sacred Proposal
The privilege of constructing this tirth was bestowed upon the Dhanraj ji Raja ji Chouhan family of the Jain community. Shri Inder ji Chouhan (Jain), the eldest son of Shri Dhanraj ji Chouhan (Jain), respectfully shared the vision of establishing this divine Pratimaji as the presiding deity of a pilgrimage site in Mandar. With Gurudev's blessings and approval, this sacred vision became a reality.
The Consecration Pratishtha Mahotsav
The consecration ceremony (Pratishtha) of Bhagwan Parshwanath's Pratima ji in Padmasan was conducted according to Jain religious traditions, under the auspicious guidance of Param Pujya Shri Bhadranand Vijay Ji Maharaj. This sacred ceremony marked the official establishment of Shree Tribhuvan Vijaypataka Jain Tirth as a living place of pilgrimage, open to all devotees seeking peace, liberation, and divine grace.
Dhwaja Mahotsav
The sacred Dhwaja Mahotsav marks an auspicious and spiritually significant moment. In the divine presence and under the guidance of Param Pujya Acharyadev Shri Ratnakarsuriswarji Maharaj, the sacred Dhwaja was ceremoniously hoisted upon the temple shikhar. The occasion symbolized the glory of Jain Dharma, devotion, and the eternal triumph of spiritual values.
The Mandar Jain Sangh Comes Together
The construction of this tirth received immense support from the Mandar Jain Sangh. Devotees, patrons, and community members from across the region came together in an act of collective faith contributing their resources, devotion, and labour toward realising a shared spiritual vision. Every stone laid was an offering of the heart.
Sacred Presences
Within these sacred precincts reside the divine presences that have drawn thousands of pilgrims across the years each idol an invitation to stillness, devotion, and the infinite.
Maa Padmavati Devi is the Yakshi the divine attendant and guardian inseparably associated with Bhagwan Parshwanath. In Jain tradition, she is revered as a protector of devotees, a bestower of fearlessness, and a symbol of grace and abundance. Her presence alongside Parshwanath Bhagwan completes the sacred energy of the tirth, and countless pilgrims seek her blessings for protection, prosperity, and peace of mind.
Bhagwan Muni Suvrat Swami is the 20th Tirthankara of Jainism, revered for his profound teachings on renunciation, compassion, and the path of inner stillness. He is particularly associated with vegetarianism and non-violence in the deepest sense not merely as restraint, but as a way of being rooted in love for all life. His presence in the tirth invites devotees to reflect on the gentleness and resolve that spiritual life demands.
Bhagwan Adinath also known as Rishabhdeva is the first of the 24 Tirthankaras and is regarded as the founding figure of Jain civilisation in this cosmic cycle. He taught humanity the arts of agriculture, craft, and governance, and ultimately renounced worldly life to attain omniscience and liberation. His idol within the tirth reminds pilgrims of the timeless origins of the dharma they follow, and the infinite possibility of the liberated soul.
Visual Pilgrimage
Every frame within these sacred precincts holds the energy of devotion marble and gold, silence and prayer.
Contact Us
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Kandla-Delhi Highway, Mandar
Sirohi-307513, Rajasthan, India
