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00:00 It is time for Jain Samaj Parivrishan Parva
00:02 Today we are in Pathari, Vidisha district
00:06 Pathari is a small village, we can call it Balohu
00:10 In Balohu, there is a series of Jain temples from 10th and 11th century
00:15 There are 24 Tirthankars of Jain Samaj in this series of Jain temples
00:23 There are many small entrances and there are many statues inside
00:30 Let me show you how the Tirthankars are sitting in their 24 forms
00:37 This is the entire temple complex
00:42 This is the temple of 10th and 11th century
00:46 And this is a small entrance
00:52 A small entrance door
00:54 The place where 24 Tirthankars are sitting is called Chauvisi
01:01 And you can see one statue inside Chauvisi
01:06 A small door
01:08 And when you go inside, you have to bow your head and go in front of God.
01:15 Due to this belief, the doors of the temples were always kept small
01:21 And you can see here, there are 24 such places in the whole area where the statues of the Tirthankars are present.
01:32 A very small door, but when you go inside, you will see the large statues.
01:39 You can see it like this
01:42 Here is the darshan of Lord Parashurna
01:50 And a very small door
01:56 On the occasion of the Parishan Parva, we are showing you this darshan through a newspaper
02:09 This is the place where the statues of the 24 Tirthankars of the ancient Jain temple of 10th and 11th century are present.
02:19 You can see it is very dark because it is a place of worship
02:25 But still, permission has been given to worship the people of the Jain community.
02:33 You can see how small the doors are
02:43 If our cameraman goes inside, you will see a small door like a cave
02:54 And if we look inside, we will see a large statue
03:01 And a bigger one
03:06 Let me show you
03:10 This is a very small door, it is difficult to enter, but the Lord is present here.
03:17 We are not able to show you properly because of the light
03:21 Two people cannot enter at the same time, such a small door
03:27 This is a very large statue, it is difficult to worship this statue standing on the floor
03:35 You can see that there are stairs on both sides of the statue
03:42 And a stone is placed on the stairs
03:46 You can worship the Lord from both sides
03:52 This is the reason why this statue was built here
03:58 And I think there are more than 12 statues of the Lord
04:07 And as I told you, there are 24 Tirthankars
04:12 Each Tirthankar has a temple here, there are 24 of them
04:17 And there are many statues of the Lord in each room
04:23 But for 24 Tirthankars, the Lord is present in each room
04:30 And this is the mandap where people worship
04:40 There are statues of the Lord in each room, some statues are missing
04:48 And here is the Lord Tirthankar
04:56 I would like to tell you one special thing
05:06 I don't know how you see this temple
05:13 But I would like to say a heartfelt message to the artists and builders
05:24 That in Jain temple, there are statues of the Hindu Gods and Goddesses
05:34 See this Jain Tirthankar statue
05:39 This is the statue of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati
05:47 Lord Ganesh dancing
05:51 Lord Vishnu
05:54 Lord Vishnu in another form
05:59 In which you can see the Aksh Mala clearly
06:04 You can see the Kirt Mukut
06:07 And this Natraj statue
06:10 Which is seen in the form of a dance of Natraj with his stick and trident
06:20 This is a different view
06:23 In Jain temple, there are statues of the Hindu Gods and Goddesses
06:29 This whole area was built between 10th and 11th century
06:38 And this whole area was built together
06:48 And this whole area was built in a hurry
06:55 And this whole area was built in a hurry
07:00 And this is the reason why you can't see the symmetry
07:04 And this is the reason why you can't see the symmetry
07:09 And this is the reason why you can't see the symmetry
07:20 And this is the reason why you can't see the symmetry
07:25 And this is the reason why you can't see the symmetry
07:30 And this is the reason why you can't see the symmetry