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2,500 Japanese travelled to Tharad in Gujarat and spent a week there with the disciples of JayantSen suriswarji Maharaj Saheb. “There are a number of Japanese coming here in large numbers. They follow all our rules, pray with us, eat Satvik food before the sun sets, mediate and go back home to follow the same lifestyle,” said Acharya Nityasen Suriswarji Maharaj Saheb

@Summi479 @KushalM98 @aka911_ ths ppl won't think they just want to bash ayurveda .. they r saying like allopathy saves every person from any disease. thr r many cases thr also.u rightly said u need both ayurveda nd modern medicine. it is upto the person to understand his or her body nd go for the treatment.

A Fascinating History of Kumarpala Chaulukya/Solanki 👑 Maharaja Kumarapala remains one of the most iconic figures in Indian history. 1. Early Life & The 30-Year Exile Born in 1084 CE (VS 1140) to the Chaulukya (Solanki) dynasty of Gujarat. *King Jayasimha Siddharaj wanted to kill his nephew, Kumarapala, because it was prophesied that the kingdom would go to Kumarapala's hands. Kumarapal lived as a fugitive for 30 years, wandering through forests and cities, often facing starvation and extreme hardship. Hemchandracharya protected Kumarapala during this time. Kalikal Sarvagnya Hemchandracharya Saving Him from Exile/Death, Hiding Him in the Library:  A popular legend describes that when soldiers came to capture Kumarapala, who was traveling in disguise, Hemchandracharya hid him under a pile of manuscripts (or beneath a palm-leaf manuscript) in his library to save his life. Prophecy of Ascension: Hemchandracharya predicted that Kumarapala would succeed Siddharaja, which helped him survive his early life and eventually ascend the throne. Protection After Becoming King: Later, when Kumarapala was ruling, Jain texts state that another king decided to invade Gujarat, taking advantage of Kumarapala's conversion to the non-violent Jain faith. Hemachandra assured Kumarapala that the Jain deities would protect him and predicted that the invading king would die, which happened when the invader was strangled by a tree branch.  2. Ascension to the Throne (1143 CE) *After the death of Siddharaj, Kumarapal finally ascended the throne of Anahilapataka (Patan) at the age of 50.

He is speechless, cannot see and cannot walk...he is a special child. But he can feel the aura around him 🪄 He is going to complete one year's fasting called Varshitap which is a long tough penance. Incredible 👏🏻🙏🏻