Pause, Reflect and Recharge Yourself in Paryushan

in Paryushan Parv H eople in today's day and age are running at a relentless pace on genthe hamster wheel of endless tasks and ever-increasing distractions.

- Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur

In the eral busy-ness of our lives, it is easy to lose touch with our own sense of self. There is a pressing need to set aside some dedicated time to pause, reflect and reconnect with our core.

Paryushan offers us this precious opportunity.

This eight-day period that generally falls between August and September each year is considered to be the monarch of Jain festivals. It is a time to gain wisdom, engage in self-reflection, inner cleansing, and spiritual renewal. Through practices like scriptural study, fasting, and meditation, it gives us a chance to recharge our spirits and renew our commitment to virtues like compassion, contentment and glad acceptance.

One shining example of Paryushan celebrations are those organised by Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur. The Mission is a global spiritual movement for inner transformation inspired by the self-realised saint, Shrimad Rajchandraji.