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Sea: Chaturmukhi Jinalaya is being constructed at Sagar in Madhya Pradesh. This Jinalaya will be three storey and 216 feet high. It is being told that wherever its peak is visible, the vastu defects will be removed. Let us tell you that the religious place of Jains is called Jinalaya.
This Jain temple being built in Sagar will look the same from all sides. If you go inside from any side, the same scene will be seen. This temple is being built by Sagar Jain Samaj in the Bhagyodaya Tirtha complex at a cost of crores. For the last 4 years, its work is being done continuously by 200 laborers and now it will take 4 more years to be completed.
Construction started in 2019
After the completion of the temple construction, Panchakalyanak will be done in it. Trustee Mukesh Jain Dhana told that with the blessings of Acharya Vidyasagar Maharaj, the construction work of Chaturmukhi Jinalaya is going on at a fast pace in the Bhagyodaya Tirtha complex. The construction work of this temple started in February 2019. For this, a 325×325 feet wide, 21 feet deep pit was excavated, which was completed by filling ballast and lime for blasting. After that the foundation was laid with big stones of the plateau. After that the yellow stone of Bhuj, Makrana is being installed here.
There will be 108 idols in each section.
Mukesh Jain Dhana told that the construction work of the first section of this temple is in the final stage. Temple of three sections in which 108 idols will be seated in each section. The height of the temple is 216 feet. Mukesh Jain told that according to Acharya Shree, wherever the peak of the temple is visible, the vastu defects will be removed. There is only four-faced Jinalaya of Jainism in the world, which has been named Sarvatobhadra Jinalaya by Acharya Bhagwan.
Age will be 2500 years!
It was further told that the construction of the temple is being done by the artisans of Rajasthan and Gujarat. More than 200 laborers are working here. According to Acharya Shri, after the construction of the temple, the age of the temple will be about two and a half thousand years.
