Jai Jinendra

Welcome to the sacred inauguration of a new Jain Digambara Temple. This temple stands as a beacon of spiritual peace, a sanctuary for self-reflection, and a gateway to the path of liberation as guided by the teachings of Lord Mahavira.

May this holy space inspire ahimsa (non-violence), truth, compassion, and purity of thought, speech, and action in all who enter. Together, let us cultivate a deeper connection to our dharma and strengthen the bonds within our community.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has contributed to making this divine vision a reality. Let us celebrate this momentous occasion with unity, devotion, and joy.

Pranam and Welcome to All.

Religious Education

The Parasnath Jain Society fosters Jainism by offering a welcoming place of worship, free and open to all. It promotes core Jain values like non-violence, truthfulness, and non-attachment through ceremonies, mantras, and rituals that encourage spiritual growth and community connection. The Society emphasizes helping all individuals, advocating ethical living, environmental harmony, and a universal sense of family.

Spiritual Gatherings (Prayers, Puja & Rituals)

The Parasnath Jain Society is dedicated to advancing Jainism by maintaining an inclusive place of worship, open to all and free of charge. It focuses on promoting Jain values such as non-violence (Ahimsa), truthfulness (Satya), and non-attachment (Aparigraha) through regular prayer sessions, mantras, and ceremonies like Abhishek, Shantidhara, and Puja. These rituals encourage spiritual discipline, reflection, and community bonding while honoring the teachings of Tirthankaras.

Special pujas are held on religious occasions, and the Society emphasizes helping people across all backgrounds, advocating non-violence, environmental harmony, and ethical living. Jainism promotes a philosophy of universal family, inter-group tolerance, and a life in harmony with nature, supporting self-reliance, equity, and truth.

Cultural Events

The Parasnath Jain Society advances religion by organizing Jain festivals like Mahavir Jayanti, Diwali, Paryushana, and Kartiki Purnima. These events, featuring prayers, rituals, and cultural programs, aim to fulfill the Jain community's spiritual, educational, and social needs while fostering faith and tradition. Open to all, free of charge, they are organized by volunteers and promoted through various platforms.