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A huge 30 x 30 feet pillarless dome has been constructed in the Rangmandap of the Gurumandir.

Sculptures of 9 male and 9 female aspirants having immense devotion towards Param Krupalu Dev are also displayed on the pillars.

Remarkable sculptures of Param Krupalu Dev’s parents and the four jewel-like devotees adorn the pillars of the Gurumandir.

The Gurumandir is home to five sanctified idols of Param Krupalu Dev Shrimad Rajchandraji.

Inspiring stories are depicted on the impressive Gajpeeth – plinth of elephants.

9 worthy souls who earned the naam karma of being future Tirthankars in Bhagwan Mahavir’s refuge, along with statues of 24 shravaks and 24 shravikas of that age, and 64 Indras are carved on the Nrutyamandap pillars.

11 Gandhar Bhagwants along with the statues of 24 sadhus and 24 sadhvis of that age are carved on the Rangmandap pillars.

There are seven mesmerising Jina idols in the Jinmandir- Shri Mahavirswami, Shri Adinath, Shri Shantinath, Shri Neminath, Shri Parshwanath, Shri Simandharswami and Shri Padmanabh Bhagwan.

The dhwaja or ceremonial flag of the Jinmandir receives the first sunrays; standing tall at 108 feet, it is the highest point of the Ashram grounds.

The Gurumandir contains 150 exquisitely carved pillars.