Jain Dharm Prakash 1913 Pustak 029 Ank 05

SR No.: 533337
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Jain Dharm Prasarak Sabha
Publisher: Jain Dharm Prasarak Sabha
Publication Year: 1913
Total Pages: 36
Language: Gujarati, Hindi
Classification: Magazine, India_Jain Dharm Prakash, & India
File Size: 3 MB

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મુનિ ચંદનવિજયજીનું ભાણું.
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The above mentioned Jui Jaharajas as well as all the others in our Sunghadil bare been partis trained and are being still instructed in Sheth Mansukhbhai's '3194 4132.147. Hence you will see that it will he wrong to omit Sheth Mansukhbhai's name in connection with the present occasion. His liberality will be in very good living example to my audience as well as to others who care to learn to bless others. Sheth Mansuklıbhai is well known by his public charities as well as hy his JAER. He has spent thousands of rupees in giring relief to the dia tressed and alms of learning to others.
Shakespeare say's-“ Mercy is a double blessing. It blesses him that gives and him that receives. ". Doctor Jolinson says is Sympathy in the trouble of the distressed is a fragrant ointment of picy. Really blessed is a grant and cursed is a bl.
If you are thirsty of this water of 4, go and drink it at the fountain-heart of the merciful. But do not go to learn from a dry pool, togH.
नगे नग न माणिक्य, मौक्तिकं न गजे गजे ।
साधवा न हि सवेत्र, चंदनं न वने वने ।। The lives of great men like Muni Maharajas are examples to others. Great men are represented by Smiles as follows:
“ Indeed he is great who has left behind a lesson for his successors. The Chinese people say that the sage is the instructor of a hundred ages. Erery great man is bound to teach much to others and for this we are much indebted to him. Demost. henes was so fired on one occasion by the eloquence of Callistras, that the amhition was roused with him of becoming an orator himself
- Tell me whom you admire" said Saint-Benre : and I will tell you what you are. Do you admire honest, brave and manly men ?-You are of an honest, brave and manly spirit.
The admiration of a noble character elevates the mind and tends to redeem one from the bondage of self.