Int Jain Sangh NJ 2002 04 Mahavir Jayanti

Author(s): Int Jain Sangh NJ
Publisher: USA International Jain Sangh IJS

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OM Mangalam and Sachche Dharam Ka Raasta Chanting of OM Mangalam is followed by a devotional song, which describes the paath of true religion Ahimsa as shown by Mahavir. Composed by Anita Jain, the singers are Avani Jain, Neil Vaish, Priya Jain, Arham Jain and Rohit Vaish.
Mahavir Jayanti Aayee, Utsav Khub Manayenge A girl is in joyous mood because it is Mahavir Jayanti time. She wishes to celebrate this occasion by obtaining more knowledge and doing good deeds. Seema Chaudhari performs this dance choreographed by Divya Jain.
Religious Symbols The young children growing up in the multicultural society present a glimpse of the prayer, symbol and clothing of Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jain, Jewish, Muslim, and Sikh faiths. This beautiful item is directed by Sonia Jain and performed by Anshul Jain, Anchal Jain, Shriyans Gokhru, Suhani Gokhru, Ricki Jain, Karan Sumbali and Jason Sumbali.
Mahavir, Yoga, Health and Peace A brief historical background and practice of Arhum Yoga as taught by Late Acharya Sushil Kumarji Maharaj is presented by Pat Bruno aka Swami Padmananda, the founder of Pathway Yoga and Mary Van Abs, the New Jersey Director.
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Prize Distribution
Vote of Thanks
Mangal Paath
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International Jain Sangh (IJS) wishes committed Jains to participate in the Interfaith Programs to promote the teachings of Mahavir outside of Jain community during weekdays as well as weekends. The international level programs are generally held during daytime on weekdays.
A little commitment to represent IJS will go a long way to expand upon the teachings of Mahavir: Nonviolence (Ahimsa) and Open-mindedness (Anekantvad) so much needed in our world today. These two teachings together have a potential to solve many of the current probleins. Your effort could help educate people to reduce tension.
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