Brass namokar navkar mantra pendant jain jewellery

Dzine Trendz, Sf205, Narayan Plaza, Pt Shivdeenji Ka Rasta, Kishanpole Bazar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, 302003

Dzine Trendz, Sf205, Narayan Plaza, Pt Shivdeenji Ka Rasta, Kishanpole Bazar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, 302003

Sf205, Narayan Plaza, Pt Shivdeenji Ka Rasta, Kishanpole Bazar, Jaipur, Rajasthan, India, 302003

Discover The Spiritual Elegance Of This Reversible Jain Pendant, Meticulously Crafted In Brass With Luxurious Gold Plating. The Medallion Style Pendant, Measuring 3.50 Centimetres In Diameter, Features The Sacred Namokar Mantra In Hindi Script On One Side And The Meaningful Jain Community Symbol Prateek Chinha On The Reverse. This Versatile Piece Comes Complete With A Matching Chain, Ready To Wear. The Solid, Substantial Construction Ensures Durability While Maintaining Its Ceremonial Beauty. Perfect For Both Men And Women, This Pendant Serves As A Meaningful Spiritual Accessory That Connects The Wearer To Jain Teachings And Principles. The Pendant Showcases Intricate Detailing In Its Engravings, Making It An Ideal Choice For Daily Wear Or Special Occasions. The Gold Plated Finish Adds A Touch Of Sophistication While Preserving The Pendant's Sacred Significance. This Thoughtfully Designed Piece Arrives Ready To Wear Or Gift, Making It A Meaningful Addition To Any Spiritual Jewellery Collection. The Namokar Mantra, Also Known As The Navakar Mantra Is One Of The Most Sacred Prayers In All Sects Of Jainism. It Is A Universal Mantra That Does Not Invoke Any Specific Deity But Instead Pays Homage To Enlightened Beings And Spiritual Teachers. Meaning And Structure The Mantra Consists Of Five Phrases, Each Expressing Reverence For Different Spiritual Entities: 1.Namo Arihantanam – Bowing To The "Arihants" , The Enlightened Beings Who Have Conquered Inner Passions And Attained Spiritual Liberation. 2.Namo Siddhanam – Paying Homage To The "Siddhas", The Liberated Souls Who Have Achieved Ultimate Perfection And Reside Beyond The Cycle Of Birth And Death. 3.Namo Ayariyanam – Venerating The "Acharyas", The Spiritual Leaders Who Guide Jain Followers On The Path Of Righteousness. 4.Namo Uvajjhayanam – Respecting The Upadhyayas", The Scholars And Teachers Who Impart Knowledge Of Jain Scriptures. 5.Namo Loye Savva Sahunam – Honoring "All Saints And Sages", Acknowledging The Interconnectedness Of All Spiritual Beings. This Mantra Is Not A Request For Material Gains But A Reminder Of The Virtues That Lead To Liberation. It Serves As A Powerful Spiritual Tool For Jain Practitioners, Helping Them Focus Their Minds And Deepen Their Connection With Jain Teachings. The Jain Symbol, Also Known As The Jain Prateek Chihna, Represents The Core Principles Of Jainism, Including Non Violence (Ahimsa), Truth, And Spiritual Liberation. Key Elements And Their Meanings 1. Swastika – Represents The Four States Of Existence: Heavenly Beings, Human Beings, Hellish Beings, And Subhuman Beings (Animals, Plants, Etc.). 2.Three Dots – Symbolize The Three Jewels Of Jainism: Right Faith (Samyak Darshan), Right Knowledge (Samyak Jnan), And Right Conduct (Samyak Charitra). 3. Hand With A Wheel (Ahimsa Symbol) – The Raised Hand Signifies Stop, Reminding Followers To Practice Non Violence. The Wheel Represents The Dharmachakra, Guiding Individuals Toward Righteousness. 4. Crescent And Dot – Represent Siddhashila, The Realm Of Liberated Souls Who Have Attained Moksha (Salvation). 5. Outline Of The Universe – The Symbol Is Structured To Depict The Three Realms: The Lower World (Hell), The Middle World (Earth), And The Upper World (Heaven). This Emblem Was Officially Adopted By All Jain Sects In 1975 To Unify Jain Identity And Teachings. It Serves As A Spiritual Reminder Of Jain Values And The Path To Liberation.