Mahavir Jayati 2025 is one of the holiest festivals of Jainism, who remembers the birth of Lord Mahavira – the 24th Tirthankara. This year, it will be seen on 10 April 2025 with devotion and peace. Devotees celebrate the temples on this day, by spreading the messages of prayer, fasting and peace, non -violence and truth.
To help you honor this auspicious occasion, we have compiled 30+ warm desires, quotes, messages and image ideas that you can share on your family, friends or social media.
Mahavir Jayati 2025 Best wishes
1. Happy Mahavir Jayati to you a peaceful and joy. Lord Mahavira blesses your life with truth, non -violence and love.
2. The teachings of Lord Mahavira inspire you to follow the path of righteousness. Happy Mahavir Jayanti!
3. Let’s celebrate this Mahavir Jayati by spreading love, peace and kindness.
4. On this holy day, let’s remember the teachings of non -violence and compassion. Happy Mahavir Jayanti 2025!
5. Your heart can fill peace with enlightenment and your soul. Jai Mahavir Swami!
6. Happy Mahavir Jayati to you and your family. Let’s follow their teachings to create a better world.
7. You can bless with health, money and knowledge. Happy Mahavir Jayanti!
8. Let’s lighten the lamp of knowledge and follow the path of truth. Happy Mahavir Jayanti!
9. Happy peace and happiness on this holy occasion of Mahavir Jayati.
10. Celebrate this day by spreading goodness and selflessness. Jai Mahavir!
Message to share Mahavir Jayati
11. Mahavir Jayati reminds us of the power of truth and non -violence. Let us practice their teachings every day.
12. The life of Lord Mahavira is an example of sacrifice, simplicity and spiritual knowledge. Let’s learn from this.
13. The greatest religion is to be true about its nature. Be kind, be humble. Happy Mahavir Jayanti!
14. Mahavir Jayati is not just a celebration, but a day to reflect the values that make us a better person.
15. The divine teachings of Lord Mahavira guide you towards the path of enlightenment and inner peace.
16. Let’s honor Mahavir Swami and love everyone by adopting non -violence in our life.
17. We all can get peace and purpose by embracing truth and compassion. Happy Mahavir Jayanti!
18. Follow the path of Mahavir Swami to achieve spiritual development and happiness.
19. Let’s try to lead a life -free life and is full of kindness – like Lord Mahavira preached.
20. The day of bliss, faith and reflection. Let us celebrate Mahavir Jayati with devotion.
Inspirational Mahavir Jayati Quotes
21. “Allow to live and allow others to live; Life is dear to all living beings.” – Lord Mahavira
22. “Ahimsa is the highest religion.” – Mahavir Swami
23. “A man is sitting on top of a tree in the middle of a burning forest. He destroys all living beings. But they do not realize that the same fate is to overtake it soon. That man is a fool.” – Lord Mahavira
24. “Anger forgets more anger, and forgiveness and love leads to more forgiveness and love.”
25. “The soul comes alone and goes alone, no one does it and no one becomes its partner.”
26. “Silence and self-control are non-violence.”
27. “One who has an attitude of equality towards all beings, mobiles and imobiles is really great.”
28. “All souls are the same; no one is superior or inferior.”
29. “Do not deposit if you do not need. Excess of money in your hands is for society.”
30. “Attachment and disregard are the root cause of karma, and arises from the origin of karma.”
Mahavir Jayati 2025 image idea (for social media posts and WhatsApp)
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How to celebrate Mahavir Jayati 2025
– Visit your local Jain temple or participate in virtual setsang.
– Donate the causes of charity or support to combine with non -violence.
– Practice the day of non -violence: Avoid hurting any living existence.
– Read or listen to teachings from Jain scriptures.
– Share meaningful messages and quotes on social media to spread awareness.
Mahavir Jayanti is not just a festival; It is a powerful reminder to lead a conscious, kind and true life. As you celebrate this holy opportunity, take a moment to reflect the message of Lord Mahavira’s peace and self-discipline.
