Mahaveer Mandir - Saharsa

Jai Bajrang Bali

Azad

Best place of worship and waiting for sometimes

Mandir is good but there is no place for parking, one of the busy place of saharsha

Most popular temple in saharsha it is situated at mahaveer chowk

Mahaveer mandir is peaceful place ?

Mahaveer Mandir is renowned in Saharsa. Devotees all wishes are fulfilled by God Hanuman. This Temple is situated at the corner of the road. No parking space, in the front of the temple there is shop from where you can buy Ladoo for Prasad. When you enter in the temple there is a big hall. You can sit and make a meditation. I think it's a peaceful place for devotees. Jai Shri Ram.???

Mahavir Mandir in Saharsa is one of the top Temples in Saharsa. Mahavir Jayanti is one of the most important festivals in Jainism, and it celebrates the birth anniversary of the 24th Tirthankara Mahavir, who played a significant role in preaching Jainism. Jains around the world celebrate by doing charity, saying prayers and observing fasts. They also pay a visit to Jain temples and meditate.(Wikimedia Commons) Mahavir Jayanti is one of the most important festivals in Jainism, and it celebrates the birth anniversary of the 24th Tirthankara Mahavir, who played a significant role in preaching Jainism. This year, Mahavir Jayanti shall take place on April 6. This day is also known as the Birth Anniversary of Lord Mahavira, the founder of Jainism, and also as Mahavir Janma Kalyanak. Significance and history It was on the 13th day in the month of Chaitra in 599 BCE or 615 BCE that Mahavir was born, according to the Digambar and Swetambara school of Jainism respectively, in Kundagram. He was born the son of and Swetambara school of Jainism respectively. When he was 30 years old, Mahavir abandoned all his worldly possessions in search of a spiritual path. He meditated and led an austere life for around 12 years before attaining ‘Kevala Jnana’ or omniscience. Mahavir believed in a preached ahimsa or non-violence, satya (truth), asteya (non-stealing), brahmacharya (chastity) and aparigraha (non-attachment). Mahavir’s teachings were put together by his main disciple, Indrabhuti Gautama. Mahavir Jayanti takes place according to the Gregorian calendar. On Mahavir Jayanti, a procession takes place with Lord Mahavir’s idol on a chariot and people recite religious songs on the way.