Bibliography Of Literature About Shrimad Rajchandra

Author(s): Prakash Mody
Publisher: Prakash Mody

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b) Mokshmala This text combines philosophy with ethics, blends lucidity with simplicity and presents a straightforward exposition on the true nature of Jainism. 108 lessons on liberation have been authored in the short span of three days by Shrimadji at the tender age of sixteen years and five months. c) Bhavnabodh This small book inspires the seeker to cultivate twelve sentiments or attitudes in order to remain non-attached to the material world. d) Pratimasiddhi Shrimadji found worshipping the Jina idols extremely helpful in attaining selfrealisation. Expressing His beliefs He wrote a small manuscript called Pratimasiddhi. Unfortunately, only the parts with the initial preface and conclusion are available. The main content of the text is unavailable.
2. Composition of Apurva Avsar Poetic Compositions Shrimadji also penned close to twenty poetic compositions of spiritual content, reflecting the intensity of His endeavour for self-emancipation. Though most of them are in Gujarati, a few have also been composed in Hindi. His compositions serve as windows to His Inner Self, reflections of His exalted state. Each word exudes the nectar of His wisdom and guidance along the path of liberation. While some of them elucidate the importance and greatness of the Sadguru, some espouse inner detachment and reveal the path of self-realisation. Spiritual in content, these exquisitely crafted compositions induce detachment and selfawareness. His words have the ability to inspire spirituality even in the hearts of those hankering after material happiness. Some of the popular compositions which are regularly recited in many hearts and homes are:
Apurva Avsar Evo Kyare Aavshe Mool Marg Sambhlo Jinno Re Bina Nayan Pavey Nahi Hey Prabhu! Hey Prabhu! Shu Kahu Yam Niyam Sanjam Aap Kiyo Ichche Chhe Je Jogijan
Bibliography of Literature in English About Shrimad Rajchandra