Supprakashmati Mataji to Make Grand Entry at Dhyanoday Teerth in Balicha Today

Udaipur | Aryika Supprakashmati Mataji and her sangh will make a grand entry into the Dhyanoday Teerth in Balicha at 2:30 PM on Sunday, February 2nd. Today, Mataji and her sangh arrived at Oda village.

Omprakash Godawat mentioned that Ganini Aryika 105, Supprakashmati Mataji, had embarked on a pilgrimage last year on February 14th, starting from Udaipur. At the request of Udaipur's residents, Mataji will return to the city on Sunday. Mataji, along with five disciples, reached Kevda from Oda, where she addressed a religious assembly. During her speech, Guru Mata emphasized that continuity is essential for a vibrant life. She likened life to a flowing river, explaining that just as water remains clean as it flows, a stagnant life loses its energy. She stated that their devotion to the pilgrimage sites, including prominent places like Sammed Shikhar, Ayodhya, Varanasi, Kosambi, Gunawa, Nawada, and Pawapuri, was done to elevate their spiritual journey and lead them toward the path of liberation.

Guru Mata also shared her thoughts on life, saying, "If you want to achieve something in life, just keep doing good deeds, and your life will naturally become prosperous and joyful." She added that Udaipur is a city where energetic laypeople live, which attracts monks and saints to the region.

On February 2nd, Guru Mata will begin her journey from Kevda in the morning and arrive at Dholi Ki Paati Jain Temple for her morning rituals. At 12:30 PM, she will proceed to Amba Mata Ghati, 100 Feet Road, Balicha, passing through the Sabzi Mandi, and reach Dhyanoday Teerth at 2:30 PM, where she will receive a grand welcome from the Digambar Jain community.

Godawat shared that the event would be attended by Shantilal Velawat, Suresh Padmawat, and other members of the Dhyanoday Trust, including Om Godawat, Lakshmi Lal Malvi, Pushpendra Dhannawat, and Dilip Godawat, along with members from the All India Supprakash Jyoti Manch and Udaipur's Sarvagi, Khandelwal, Narsinghpura, Chittoda, Nagda, Dasha, and Bisha Humad societies, along with several youth organizations. The welcome will include a foot-washing ceremony and showering of flowers.

Spokesperson Vipin Jain mentioned that Guru Mataji has traveled 3500 kilometers in the past year and will be accompanied by five other saints during her stay in Udaipur. During the Dhyanoday stay, daily activities will include Jinabhishek at 7:30 AM, Tattva Charcha (spiritual discussions) at 9:00 AM, Swadhyay (self-study) from 3:00 PM, and Aarti in the evening at 7:00 PM.