Jain religion Tirthankaras is noble personalities. It is much more religious order.
Tirthankaras, previous lives continually think all the time and muse for the well-being of all. As a result of this, they achieve this status.Have five celebrations in their lives is Thses: Garbha-Kalyanaka (celebration of arrest), Janma-Kalyanaka (celebration of birth), Diksa-Kalyanaka (Celebration of desired monk-hood), Jnana-Kalyanaka (Celebration of the desired perfect knowledge) and Moksa-Kalyanaka (Celebration of desired salvation).
After achieving Perfect Knowledge, Tirthankaras deliver lectures for all. They preached universal love, compassion and harmony.This is the nature of the souls of all Their sermon is phonetic. like sweet music. This is known as Divya Dhvani that gives clear and correct understanding at all.
The Pavilion for delivering the sermon is known as Samavasarana. In this Pavilion, all living beings receive equal opportunities to hear the preachings. All celestials, animals and man simultaneously and enjoy the preachings with a perfect harmony.Forget their natural instincts intrinsic hostility is the leverage Tirthankara 's.
The temples of Jaina (Jinalayas), images of Tirthankaras is worshipped by all Jainas daily.By reciting their virtues, we have peace, purity reflections and happiness.
In Jainism, there are infinite souls who have reached the status of salvation; but every fourth time of year, only twenty-four pure souls arrive at the situation of Tirthankaras in India (Bharata-Ksetra).
Each Tirthankara Idol (Jina-Bimba) is an emblem (Cinha). The emblem is given by the mark noticed on the thumb of your right leg of the Tirthankara at the time of birth.
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