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यह सप्तरंगी अभिषेक कहां से आया ?

Where Did This Seven-Coloured Abhiṣeka Come From?

Yaha saptaraṃgī abhiṣeka kahāṃ se āyā ?

पानचन्द जैनअनेकान्त2007pp. 62–64

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जैनधर्म में निजी पुरुषार्थ को व व्यक्ति के आचरण को सर्वोपरि माना गया है।

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पूर्व न्यायाधीश लेखक कर्म सिद्धान्त और अपरिग्रह के आधार पर वर्तमान जैन समाज में बढ़ते विधानों, मन्त्र-तन्त्र, जुलूसों, सप्तरंगी अभिषेक और महामस्तकाभिषेक जैसे आडम्बरों की आलोचना करते हैं। उनके अनुसार धर्म की प्रभावना आचरण से होती है, धन के अपव्यय से नहीं। यह धन शिक्षा और सेवा में लगाने का आग्रह है।

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Hindi title: यह सप्तरंगी अभिषेक कहां से आया ?
English title: Where Did This Seven-Coloured Abhiṣeka Come From?
Diacritical (IAST): Yaha saptaraṃgī abhiṣeka kahāṃ se āyā ?
Language: Hindi (हिन्दी)
Author: पानचन्द जैन पूर्व जस्टिस, जयपुर
Translator: Original — no translation
Tīkākāra (commentator): Not applicable
Editor: Not recorded
Journal · patrika: अनेकान्त
Volume · issue: Vol. 60, Issue 4
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पानचन्द जैन पूर्व जस्टिस, जयपुर. “Yaha saptaraṃgī abhiṣeka kahāṃ se āyā ?.” Anekānta, vol. 60, no. 4, 2007, pp. 62–64.

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