Scientific Secrets of Jainism

Author(s): Nandighoshvijay
Publisher: Research Institute of Scientific Secrets from Indian Oriental Scriptures Ahmedabad

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Indian Classical Music And Its Scientific Significance
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Cidānandaji, Pandita Padmavijayaji, Pandita Viravijayaji śri jñānavimalasūriji, śri Vijayalaksmisūriji, Upādhyāya Sakalacandraji, Pandita Dēvacandraji, Vācaka Udayaratnaji, Pandita Dipavijayaji, and many such other poets have created various kinds of poetic literature in the forms of hymns of praise (Stotras) eulogies (stavanas), panegyrics (Stuties), songs of worship (Pūjās), songs sung at the time of circular dance (Rāsa) etc. in popular Gujarati, Prakrit, and Hindi languages.
A defect in a constituent of body The balancing mode of music
Defect of Rasa
Dipaka, Śuddha Sāranga
Defect of Blood
Puriyā, Mālakaussa
Defect of Fat
Kalāvati, Mēgha Malhāra, Siddha Bhairava
Defect of Bone
Bhairavi,
Defect of Marrow
Kēdāra, Darabāri Kānada, Sāmavēda Lalita, Āśāvari
Defect of Semen
Ancient great sages such as Kalikāla Sarvajña śri Hēmacandrācāryaji and Sri Haribhadrasūriji have composed hymns of praise -panegyrics etc. in Sanskrit and Prakrit languages.
Now, in the modern times also such classical musical devotional songs are composed. Recently, a few months ago, His Holiness Pannyāsa śri silacandravijayaji Mahārāja published 'Bhini Kșaņānā Vaibhava', a book of devotional songs composed by him in ancient diction, based on beautiful classical modes of music.
Showing the importance of this devotional music, sri jñānavimalasūriji says:
जिनवरबिम्बने पूजतां, होय शतगणुं पुण्य, सहस्रगणुं फल चन्दने जे ले ए ते धन्य । लाखगणुं फल कुसुमनी, माला पहेरावे, अनंतगणुं फल तेहथी, गीत गान करावे ।। iinavarabimbanē pūjatām, höya sataganum punya, sahasraganum phala candanē jēlē ē tē dhanya .