Bhiwandi: 5 Aspirants To Embrace Jain Monkhood At Delhi’s Red Fort On October 25
Bhiwandi, October 12, 2026: The Digambar Jain community in Bhiwandi witnessed an atmosphere of devotion, spiritual reflection and renunciation as pre-initiation ceremonies were organised for five Brahmacharis preparing to embrace Jain monkhood. The two-day programme was held at Shri 1008 Shantinath Digambar Jain Temple near Shivaji Chowk in the auspicious presence of Ganini Aryika Ratna 105…
On October 12, 2026, the Digambar Jain community in Bhiwandi marked an auspicious occasion as five Brahmacharis embarked on a spiritual journey to embrace Jain monkhood. The ceremony, held over two days at Shri 1008 Shantinath Digambar Jain Temple, was presided over by revered figures Ganini Aryika Ratna 105 Srishti Bhushan Mataji and Aryika 105 Vishwayashmati Mataji.
The aspirants—Aniket, Yash, Vakil, Prasann, and Ankit—were scheduled to undergo Jaineshwari Diksha on October 25, 2026, at the historic Red Fort in Delhi, guided by Param Pujya Charyashriomani Acharya Shri 108 Vishuddha Sagar Ji Maharaj. Their decision to renounce worldly life and commit to spiritual discipline and self-realisation garnered admiration and enthusiasm from the community.
The ceremonies, filled with traditional rituals such as haldi, mehendi, devotional music, and cultural performances, including a binauli procession and god bharai, showcased the community's blessings and support. The god bharai ceremony provided an emotional platform for families and devotees to extend blessings. The programme also featured inspiring presentations on the life journeys of the five aspirants, highlighting their determination and dedication to spiritual discipline.
Mataji emphasized that diksha signifies a profound transformation, urging individuals to overcome inner passions and attachment, ultimately leading to self-realisation. The commitment of the aspirants served as an inspiration, embodying the Jain values of sacrifice, self-control, humility, and introspection.
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