Panchbhashi Pushpmala English

Author(s): Pratap J Tolia
Publisher: Vardhaman Bharati International Foundation

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released internationally before printed publication. Editor Prof. Toliya by remaining present over there gave the particulars to the meeting Audience as well as to the Press of Chicago, a Press Brief of which and some photos are reproduced in the present published work.
Vidushi Vimala Thakar, an ardent associate of Philosopher Sri J. Krishnamurti and Acharya Vinoba Bhave, has written a befitting Introductory Preface, describing this Gem of Books as worthy of study by every Genuine Sadhaka - a seeker of the Self. The Appendixes contain Mahatma Gandhiji's noteworthy relationship with Srimad Rajchandraji, the High Calibre author. It was VIMALA Deedi who encouraged the editor in all respects, to complete this project.
Ultimately now during the PARAM SAMADHI CENTENARY OF SRIMAD RAJCHANDRAJI's passing away and 2600th BHAGAWAN MAHAVEERA BIRTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS, SAPTABHASHI ATMASIDDHI acquired perfect printed publishing form and after 31 years of striving hard, it could see the light of the day. It was majestically released on very auspicious day of KARTIK POORNIMA, SRIMAD RAJCHANDRAJI and KALIKAL SARVAGYA ACHARYA HEMACHANDRAJI's BIRTHDAY (also of GURU NANAK) and pious SIDDHACHALA YATRA TITHI, at Bangalore in the sacred presence of Jain Acharya Sri CHANDRANANA SAGARJI, whose enchanting Speech of MANGALIKA is drawing thousands of listeners every month. Studious seeker Sri Ashok Sanghvi while releasing it open threw light on the Universal relativity and utility of this Septi-lingual Verse Form and applauded the efforts of Prof. Toliya giving his various contribution's details. The Acharyaji also commended the Editor's Spiritual, Literary and Musical contributions to the society.
SAPTABHASHI ATMASIDDHI has a long history of its 31 years of strivings, tests and trials, a glimpse of which could be sensed from the pages of this work. Apart from parallel verse translations of original ATMASIDDHI SHASTRA in Gujarati. Sanskrit, Hindi, Marathi. Bengali, Kannada & English, there are researchful critical notes on the