Shree Munisuvratanath Chalisa - Jain Chalisa play online

Munisuvrat Swami (Munisuvratanath) was the twentieth Tirthankara of the present half time cycle (avasarpini) in Jain cosmology. He became a siddha, a liberated soul which has destroyed all of his karma. Events of the Jain version of Ramayan are placed at the time of Munisuvratanath. His chief apostle (gaadhara) was sage Malli Svami.

Jainism is an ancient Indian religion that teaches the spiritual purity and enlightenment through disciplined nonviolence to all living creatures. The aim of Jain life is to achieve liberation of the soul.

Chalisa is a spiritual form of a prayer in Jainism, in which there are forty verses in praise of the Great GOD. Chalisa of different deities are very popular among devotees and it is believed that a common man can get the blessings of his deity (God) by reciting the Chalisa with devotion.

Tirthankaras are the saviour and spiritual teacher of the Jain dharma. Tirthankara in Sanskrit means "Ford-maker" and also known as Jina that is "Victor". According to Jain scripture, a Tirthankara is a rare individual who has conquered the samsara, the cycle of death and rebirth, on their own and made a path for others to follow.

They are also called Arihantas, Jinas, Kevalis, and Vitrage. Arihant means "destroyer of inner enemies," Jina means "victor of inner enemies," and vitrage means "one who does not have any more attachment or hatred towards anyone." This means that they are totally detached from worldly aspects. They have destroyed the four Ghatiya karmas, namely Gnanavarniya Karma, Darshanavarniya Karma, Mohniya Karma, and Antaraya Karma.

Name : Munisuvrat Bhagwan
Symbol : Tortoise
Color : Black
Height : 20 Dhanus
Age : 30,000 Years
Birth Place : Kusagranagar or Rajagrha
Father : Sumitra Raja
Mother : Padmavathi Devi


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Jains celebrate five major events in the life of a Tirthankara. They are called Kalyanak (auspicious events). They are:

1. Chyavana Kalyanak: This is the event when the Tirthankar's soul departs from its last life, and is conceived in the mothers womb.

2. Janma Kalyanak: This is the event when the Tirthankar's soul is born.

3. Diksha Kalyanak: This is the event when the Tirthankar's soul gives up all his/her worldly possessions and becomes a monk/nun. (Digambar sect does not believe that women can become Tirthankar or be liberated.)

4. Kevaljnana Kalyanak: This is an event when Tirthankars soul destroys the four Ghatiya karmas completely and attains the Kevaljnana (absolute knowledge). Celestial angels set Samavsaran for Tirthankars from where he/she delivers the first sermon. This is the most important event for the entire Jain order as the Tirthankar reinstates Jain Sangh and preaches the Jain path of purification and liberation.

5. Nirvana Kalyanak: This event is when a Tirthankars soul is liberated from this worldly physical existence forever and becomes a Siddha. On this day, the Tirthankars soul destroys the four Aghati karmas completely and attains salvation, the state of eternal bliss.




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