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Buddhisagarsuri (1874 – 1925) was a Jain ascetic,
philosopher and
author from
British India. Born in a
Hindu family, he was
influenced by a Jain monk...
- historically.
Mahudi Jain
Temple was
established by Śvetāmbara Jain monk,
Buddhisagarsuri in 1917 CE (Maghsar Sudi 6,
Vikram Samvat 1974).
There is an inscription...
- Gujarat. 1.Vi****ur is the
birthplace of Jain monk
Buddhisagar Suri.
Buddhisagarsuri (1874–1925) was an ascetic,
philosopher and
author of the
early 20th...
- it "Sambhramavati" (literally, "full of fickleness"). Jain
Acharya Buddhisagarsuri has
written many
poems about the
Sabarmati River.
During India's independence...
- the Śvetāmbara sect of Jainism. He
belongs to the
lineage of
Acharya Buddhisagarsuri.
Acharya Vimalsagarsuri was born on
April 23, 1966, in Hiriyur, Karnataka...
- religions,
chakra in
esoteric theories in
Jainism such as
those by
Buddhisagarsuri means a
yogic energy center. The word
chakra appears to
first emerge...
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March 2025 Bollée,
Willem (2006). "Review of Pañcagranthī Vyākaraṇa of
Buddhisāgarsūri. A
Critical Edition. [B. L.
Series 18]".
Wiener Zeitschrift für die...
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Bhagat Bholabhai Patel Bholanath Divetia Bhupat Vadodaria Bindu Bhatt Buddhisagarsuri C. N.
Patel Chandrakant Bakshi Chandrakant Sheth Chandrakant Topiwala...
- of a gaccha). Some of the
major samudaays of the Tapa
Gaccha are -
Buddhisagarsuri Samudaay,
Sagaranand (or Anandsagar) Samudaay,
Kalapurnasuri Samudaay...
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Vachche Samruddhi Nu
Shikhar (2000),
Balakona Buddhisagarsurishwarji (on
Buddhisagarsuri, 1979),
Firak Gorakhpuri (1984),
Moolmarg Nu
Amrut Ane
Adhyatmanu Shikhar...
