05.02.2012 ►Amet ►Tulsi Amrit Vidyapeeth Public Secondary School

Published: 12.03.2012
Updated: 30.11.2012

2012 Karuna's Mewar Tour

Sadhvi Pramukha and the Sadhvis around her were accommodated in Amet at Tulsi Amrit Vidyapeeth Public Secondary School. For the time of their stay the school was closed. Shri Mohanlal ji Dak had been principal of this school before his retirement.

The evening before Shri Mohanlal ji had told me that Acharya Mahashraman will visit the place where the Sadhvis were accommodated rather early next morning. On Sunday morning Akruti and I started early to Tulsi Amrit Vidyapeeth Public Secondary School. I wondered where Mohanlal ji was. When we came in sight of the school, he was already standing in the entrance from where one had the best view on come and going. He was very much looking forward to Acharya Mahashramans visit to his former school. I understood that he aimed to be the first at the location where Acharya Mahashraman was supposed to arrive soon. When he saw us, he was very satisfied. Family was in time.

Little by little teachers and Mohanlal ji’s successor, the actual principal, arrived. A group of Sadhvis rushed from inside the building to the entrance and bowed down. Very short thereafter Acharya Mahashraman entered the courtyard with some monks. He went to the entry hall of the school and took a seat on the table, provided for him. Mohanlal ji approached him and they talked. Afterwards Mohanlal ji was very happy when I told him that Acharyashree had a rather long dialogue with him. He could hardly believe it. In the moment when it happened he was not aware of the passing of time.

Acharyashree further talked to the actual principal and to some educators. A large group of Sadhvis was lining up to shant Mantras and recite a spiritual poem. After this Acharya Mahashraman made the tour of the whole building. He went into every room, followed by a smaller group of Sadhvis. The saints blessed all rooms with their enlightened presence and again made the tour of the rather extended building with a breathtaking speed. Thereafter all Sadhvis assembled in the courtyard and gave a farewell to their Acharya. They obviously were very happy about his visit, before they departed after Maryada Mahotsav from Amet to all directions Acharya Mahashraman had appointed them to serve. For some of them it was not clear when the next encounter with their spiritual head might take place. Ahead of them lied a long distance to cross to reach their destination.

Mohanlal ji and his successor stayed a little bit longer at the location with the teachers. They exchanged their feelings of happiness, which they potentised by sharing. Observing the impact of the visit on the teachers, I could imagine the same on the students the next day when the school was supposed to re-open.

My way back home was one of those memorable moments in life, seeming endless in their accurate presence. A sunny Sunday morning walk, in a town being about to awake for the activities of the day, shared with people and animals I met. Nevertheless, departure for Udaipur was scheduled about 11:00am. Packing already was done that morning before going to Tulsi Amrit Vidyapeeth Public Secondary School, as fortunately I woke up very early.

Now it was time for breakfast. Muni Jayant Kumar had come to the Dak family’s house for Gochari. All of us handed over an item to him, as per Gochari tradition. He smiled the inimitable smile of a Jain monk, signaling to all watching that life is great and should be celebrated accordingly. We felt blessed to start the day with such uplifting encounters. A true Sunday!

Shri Mohanlal ji Dak at the entrance of the school where he had been the principal for many years until his retirement. Sadhvis are preparing for departure the same day. Sadhvis bringing water and food. View on the courtyard from collonade. Shri Mohanlal ji Dak talking to a young teacher of the school. Sadhvis preparing for the visit of Acharya Mahashraman English teacher of the school Four teachers of the school Shri Mohanlal ji Dak (l) with two of his former colleagues Shri Mohanlal ji Dak (l) and a retired colleague Acharya Mahashraman and the monks entering the courtyard of the school, Sadhvis bowing down to him Acharya Mahashraman talkking to a Sadhvi Acharya Mahashraman talking to Mohanlal ji Dak Sadhvis preparing for shanting Mantras and reciting spiritual poem. Sadhvis listening to Acharya Mahashraman Acharya Mahashraman and the monks started the tour of the building, followed by Sadhvis Acharya Mahashraman and the monks went into all rooms of the school Sadhvis bidding farewell to Acharya Mahashraman Shri Mohanlal ji Dak (l) and his successor as principal Teachers of the school
Two boys and a scooter Cows on central market Man who had slept in the street Morning tea group Two friends on scooter Muni Jayant Kumar came for Gochari
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