Day 6, SAMYAG DARSHAN: Samyag is a Sanskrit word that implies right and Darshan implies see. Subsequently, the word Samyag Darshan implies right view. It is likewise depicted as confidence on preachings of Arihant. This is the 6th Pad of Siddhachakra and first of Dharma Tatva. This is the foundation of all Dharma (Spirituality). Dharma or Spirituality begins with the correct view and point of view. One can just observe in the event that he or she has the right point of view. All learning resembles obliviousness without Samyag Darshan.
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| NAVPAD OLI (AYAMBIL OLI) DAY 6 - SAMYAG DARSHAN |
This is additionally the first among Ratna Trayee (Three Gems) of Jainism to accomplish salvation. It has sixty-seven properties and symbolizes with white shading.
Jain adherents love Samyag Darshan Pad in Shukla Dwadashi, the 6th day of Navapad Oli. They perform Ayambil by eating bubbled rice as it were. A shade of Samyag Darshan is white, henceforth the grain decided for Ayambil is white i.e. rice. They likewise ask, venerate and contemplate for Samyag Darshan amid the day.
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