Mahavir Jayanti 2023 Sayings, Greetings, Images, Wishes, Messages, and Shayari: Mahavir Jayanti is a major festival in Jainism, which commemorates the birth anniversary of Lord Mahavir, who is considered to be the 24th and the last Tirthankara (spiritual teacher) in Jainism. The festival is celebrated with great enthusiasm and devotion by the Jain community around the world.
Mahavir Jayanti is usually observed in late March or early April every year, according to the Hindu calendar. On this day, Jains visit Jain temples and offer prayers and offerings to Lord Mahavir. The day is marked by various rituals, such as the recitation of sacred Jain scriptures and the singing of devotional hymns.
Jains also organize processions and take out chariot processions, which are decorated with flowers, flags, and other colorful items. People also observe fasts on this day and perform acts of charity and kindness towards others, as a way to follow the teachings of Lord Mahavir, who preached non-violence, truthfulness, and compassion.
Overall, Mahavir Jayanti is a significant festival for Jains and is celebrated with great joy and fervor.
Mahavir Jayanti 2023 Sayings, Greetings, Images, Wishes, Messages, and Shayari
Little keys can open big locks. Simple words can express great thoughts. I hope my simple pray can make your life great Happy Mahavir Jayanti.
“The occasion of Mahavir Jayanti always inspires us to be bring peace in this world and strengthen the brotherhood bonds…. Best wishes on Mahavir Jayanti.”
Where will we go to find Lord Mahavir, where will we find him without a place. Do devotion like sandalwood brothers, Lord Mahavir will come to your door by himself. Happy Mahavir Jayanti!
Dignity from Ram; Service from Shravan; Target from Eklavya; Friendship from Krishna; Philanthropy from Karan; Non-veiolence from Buddha; And Meditation from Mahavira!
I always pray to Lord Mahavir to bless you with what you deserve and not what you desire because you truly deserve more than you desire. Warm wishes on Mahavir Jayanti to you.
