

Satsang Shibirs
“Satsang is the Guru's invitation to the land of bliss, beyond the duality of mind.”
Satsang Shibirs or wisdom retreats are held one weekend every month at the Dharampur Ashram. Every year, Pujya Gurudevshri unravels the spiritual treasures from a chosen sacred text, in these retreats.
Over the years, texts have belonged to different traditions. Every shibir includes three to four enriching satsangs along with meditation, bhakti and yoga.
Come and join this course of study. You are invited to stir your core self and bring a fullness to your life.


Natak Samaysaar
Pujya Gurudevshri will expound upon the pious text Natak Samaysaar through monthly Shibirs at Shrimad Rajchandra Ashram, Dharampur.
This literary masterpiece transcends art, exploring timeless themes against the backdrop of its era's rich cultural and spiritual tapestry.
Crafted with linguistic mastery, the poetic drama delves into the essence of time, morality and spirituality, reflecting Banarasidasji's intellectual acumen and commitment to using art for spiritual wisdom. “Natak Samaysaar” stands as a radiant gem, leaving an indelible mark on India's literary heritage, guiding readers through a transformative journey of philosophy and devotion.
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Shrimad Rajchandra Ashram
Shrimad Rajchandra Marg, Dharampur,
Valsad, Gujarat (Directions)

Weekend Retreats, once a month
Reach: Fri after Dinner
Leave: Sun after Lunch

Free Entry

Registration required
Lodging fees as per choice of accommodation

Open for all over 12 years of age

Parents and caretakers with children are designated a separate area, Kids’ Corner, to view the discourse


Scriptures Expounded
Pujya Gurudevshri's discourses have revealed the hidden treasures of great texts, from Shri Uttaradhyayan Sutra to Shrimad Bhagavad Gita.
Jain Texts

Shri Uttaradhyayan Sutra
Bhagwan Mahavir’s final sermon offers the essence into the fundamental doctrines of Jainism, packed with narratives that foster spirituality.

Swayambhustotra
Composed by one of the foremost Acharyas from the Jain legacy, Swami Shri Samantbhadracharya, Swayambhustotra is a collection of 24 cherished compositions, one dedicated to each of the 24 Tirthankar Bhagwans.

Shri Simandharswamine Vinantiroop 125 Gathanu Stavan
A powerful scripture written by Upadhyayshri Yashovijayji Maharaj in the form of a devotional correspondence with the Lord. Explains the essence of Jain religion with great clarity and simplicity.

Shri Bhaktamar Stotra
Recited as a prayer and sung as a hymn, the famous Jain prayer, an ode to Bhagwan Rushabhdeva, was composed by Acharya Manatunga.

Shri Atmasiddhi Shastra
Shrimad Rajchandraji’s epic composition is a spiritual encyclopedia summarising the essence of all scriptures in 142 verses.

Gandharvada
A logical exposition on the nature of the soul, karma, transmigration, heaven, hell, and liberation, as a dialogue between Lord Mahavir and His Gandhars.

Other Texts



Paryushan Mahaparva
“When our soul is stationed in our soul, it is truly Paryushan.”
The monarch of Jain festivals, Paryushan Mahaparva symbolises the opportunity to converge closer to the true self from all directions.
Designed for seekers to accelerate their spiritual progress, Pujya Gurudevshri has augmented the glory of Paryushan Mahaparva. Since 1992, every year, Pujya Gurudevshri selects a specific spiritual topic and reveals its treasures through a series of stirring discourses in Mumbai.
Today, thousands world over, especially the youth, unite in forging an experiential bond with the Divine through the Paryushan Mahaparva.
Come celebrate this annual spiritual fiesta, revel in the folds of religion, bask in the Master’s presence, and make it an occasion of inner purification.
Festivities of Paryushan

Satsang Series

Snatra Puja

Bhakti and Meditation

Bhagwan Mahavir’s Janma Celebrations

Seeking forgiveness through Samvatsarik Alochana

Tapascharya Parna

Paryushan Pravachanmalas on Shrimad Rajchandra Vachanamrut
Satsang Centres Near You
Participate in a range of spiritual activities including viewing Pujya Gurudevshri's discourses, and volunteer in social initiatives at a centre near you.
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