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Our own printed Jain scriptures.
Pandavapurana - Sanskrit text by Shri Shubhchandracharya, new Hindi translation by Pandit Ghanshyamdasji. It contains the world-famous ancient history of the Kauravas and Pandavas. It details the exile of the Pandavas, the disrobing of Draupadi, the famous war between the Kauravas and Pandavas, the cunning of Dushasana, etc. This is also called 'Jain Mahabharata'. Price 5 rupees, bound in beautiful cloth.
Ratnakarandashravakachar - with commentary by Pandit Sadasuhaji. This is the largest and most famous text on Shravakachar. It describes Shravakachar in detail. It also elaborates on the twelve-bhavana, dasha-lakshana-dharma, shodasha-karan-bhavana, etc. in detail and in a simple manner. Very few copies of this remain. Price 6 rupees.
Triloksar - with language commentary by the late Pandit Todarmalji. This text is of great importance. Just as the 'Gommatasar' is revered in the Jain community, so is this great text. This great text explains and describes in detail the creation of the Triloka according to Jainism. Those who study it will easily understand things like whether the earth rotates or is stationary according to Jainism; whether the sun, moon and stars rotate or are stationary; how they move, why eclipses occur, what heaven and hell are - how they are created, etc. Bound in beautiful cloth. Price 5 rupees.
Kiyakosh - by the late Pandit Daulatramji. This text elaborates on how we should eat, what effect good or bad food has on the mind, which food is edible for how long and when it becomes inedible, how we should pick up and put down things in our homes so as not to cause any harm to any living being; how Shravakas should observe their vows, etc. This text should be called the 'mirror' of household dharma. Price 2.5 rupees, bound in beautiful cloth.
Punyasav - contains 56 short stories full of entertaining and religious sentiments. It tells the stories of those noble men who, through worship of the Lord, chanting of the Panchanamaskar mantra, observance of virtuous conduct, fasting, charity, etc., attained fruits and reached the heavenly abode. Loose sheets. Price 4 rupees.
Bhaktamarakatha - with mantras and yantras. Written in simple Hindi by the late Pandit Udaylalji Kashliwal, based on the Sanskrit Bhaktamarakatha by Brahmachari Rayamall. It first...