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Paryushan wishes and Jai Jinendra messages for the Jain festival of fasting and forgiveness, for family, friends and colleagues in English, Hindi and Gujarati.

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  • Wishing you a peaceful Paryushan. Jai Jinendra.

  • Warm wishes for Paryushan Parva to you and your family.

  • May these holy days bring you peace and strength.

  • Wishing everyone observing Paryushan an easy fast and a calm mind.

  • Jai Jinendra. Take care of yourself during the fast.

  • Best wishes for a meaningful Paryushan.

  • Wishing you strength and peace this Paryushan.

  • May Paryushan bring calm to your days and clarity to your mind.

  • Please let me know if we can move anything to make your fast days easier. Jai Jinendra.

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  • Paryushan wishes image: Navkar on the lips, peace in the heart.
  • Paryushan wishes image: May the little ones learn from these days that kindness to every living being is our greatest duty.
  • Paryushan wishes image: पर्युषण महापर्व के पावन अवसर पर आपको और आपके परिवार को शुभकामनाएं।
  • Paryushan wishes image: A blessed Paryushan to you, my friend. May your fasts go smoothly and your heart feel light.
  • Paryushan wishes image: May we speak less, listen more and harm none this Paryushan.
  • Paryushan wishes image: May Paryushan bring calm to your days and clarity to your mind.
  • Paryushan wishes image: You helped Dadi today with a smile. That is real Paryushan.
  • Paryushan wishes image: પર્યુષણ મહાપર્વના પાવન અવસરે આપને અને આપના પરિવારને શુભકામનાઓ.
  • Paryushan wishes image: On Paryushan, we extend our good wishes to you and your family.
  • Paryushan wishes image: Peace within, peace for all.

About Paryushan

Paryushan, or Paryushan Parva, is the most important yearly festival of the Jain faith, a time of fasting, prayer and looking within. Svetambara Jains keep it for eight days in the month of Bhadrapada, in August or September, ending on Samvatsari, the day of forgiveness.

Digambara Jains keep Das Lakshan Parva for ten days, starting the day after, each day honouring one virtue such as forgiveness, humility, honesty and self control.

People fast in many ways, from one meal a day to water only for all eight days, attend the temple (derasar), hear the Kalpa Sutra with the life of Bhagwan Mahavir, sit for samayik (meditation) and pratikraman (reflection on one's faults), and take extra care not to harm any living being.

How people celebrate Paryushan

  • Fasting and tapasya
  • Samayik meditation
  • Daily pratikraman
  • Reading of the Kalpa Sutra
  • Temple visits and stavan songs
  • Extra care for all living beings
  • Charity and feeding animals

How to wish well

  • Jai Jinendra is the usual greeting. A blessed Paryushan or wishes for an easy tapasya suit friends who fast.
  • Keep it calm and respectful. Avoid food talk, party words and jokes, and do not tempt fasting friends with treats.
  • On the last day, Samvatsari, the message is Micchami Dukkadam, asking forgiveness.

Questions about Paryushan

When is Paryushan 2027?

Svetambara Paryushan in 2027 is expected to run for eight days ending on Samvatsari, around the start of September. Local Jain calendars give the exact days.

What is Paryushan?

The main yearly Jain festival, eight or ten days of fasting, prayer, study and forgiveness, ending with Samvatsari.

What do you say during Paryushan?

Jai Jinendra, and wishes for a peaceful Paryushan and an easy fast. On the last day, Micchami Dukkadam.

How long is Paryushan?

Eight days for Svetambara Jains and ten days, called Das Lakshan, for Digambara Jains.

What is Das Lakshan Parva?

The Digambara festival of ten virtues, kept for ten days after Svetambara Paryushan, ending with Kshamavani, the day of forgiveness.

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