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      Mulnayak |  
      Tirth
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       Other Temples |
       
      Works of art and Sculpture |
       Guidelines |
       Trust |
       
      Photo Gallery Mulnayak: Nearly 72 cms, high white-coloured idol of Bhagawan
      Vighnapahar Parshvanath in the Padmasana posture.  
      Tirth: It is in the village Mota Posina of the Khedbrahma
      Taluka.
 Historicity: This idol appeared from the hollow of the ground
      under a big tree in the thirteenth century. At an auspicious hour the installation
      ceremony was performed but a calamity happened. Suddenly, the place took fire. Instead of
      destruction of the splendid new temple, a miracle happened. The fire that had suddenly
      flamed, got extinguished without doing any harm. The name Vighnapahar Parshvanath came out from the mouths of people who were astonished to see this.
      Another name for Vighnapahar Parshvanath is Vighnahara Parshvanath. This beautiful temple
      was installed by His Holiness. Acharyadev Somasundarsurishvarji.
 Other Temples: In this sacred place, there are three other temples. Kshetrapalji in the
      temple of Mahavir Swami is very miraculous. Works of art and Sculpture: This is a very ancient 
      and sacred place. The idol is
      very miraculous and awe-inspiring. There are many trees and hills around. The temple,
      therefore, looks very splendid and beautiful.
 Guidelines: This sacred place is at an interior distance of 12
      kilometers from the temple on this side of the temple of Kumbhariya on the chief road in
      Khedbrahma Taluka. Bus service and private vehicles are available. At a distance of 8
      kilometers from this place there is a beautiful hill. By crossing it, one can go to
      Rajasthan. There are an Upashraya and boarding and lodging provisions.
 
 Trust: Shri Vighnapahar Parshvanath Swetambar Jain Tirth
      Pedhi, Mota Posinaji Jain Sangha Pedhi, Mota Posina, Taluka : Khedbrahma, Dist :
      Sabarkantha, Gujarat State, India.
 
 
      Bhagawan Vighnapahar Parshvanath
 
   
 
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