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Ayambil Oli Tap

Chaitra Sud 7 – Chaitra Sud 15

Monday, April 3 – Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Ayambil Oli Registration Form

(Please sign up for Tap, Volunteer Work and/or Sponsorship)

JCNC is pleased to extend this invitation to all of you to join the Ayambil Oli Tap observance starting from Monday April 3 through April 11, 2017 at the Jain Bhawan. It will start everyday at 12.00 noon, so requesting everyone to come 5 minutes early. It ends at 1.00 pm. We humbly request everyone to please RSVP  for each day you plan to do Ayambil at JCNC. This will allow us to serve you efficiently without wasting any food. 

It will be wonderful if you can join for all nine days, if not then don't hesitate to join even for a day or two or three or whatever you can do.

Parana will be held on Wednesday, April 12, 2017. You may also invite your friends and family to join this Tap and take Dharma Laabh!

 This year our JCNC sangh member Vatsalbhai Shah and Kirtibhai Shah (with the support of Pravinbhai Turakhia and Chandraben Parekh)  have accepted to lead and coordinate this Ayambil Oli and seeking your voluntary help for serving and Cooking.

In order to manage and not to have wastage of food, we request you to sign up online at Ayambil Oli Registration Form.  Please contact Rakesh Jain, Mahasukh Vora or Prashant bhai (pujari) if you cannot signup online. Please signup latest by 2 PM on the day before you plan to join for Ayambil Oli. Please also take Dharam Laabh by signing up for sponsorship opportunities ($151 per day or $2,501 Grand Ayambil Oli Sponsor or $1,501 Grand Parana Sponsor); and / or by signing up as a volunteer to serve each day or any available day. 

This year we have the Grand Sponsor for the Oli. ChintanKumar Shah from Dublin.

For all sign-ups, please use this Ayambil Oli Registration Form

What is Ayambil?
Ayambil is one kind of an auspicious Tap. It falls under the intense category of Rasa tyag Tap. Tap: Penance which contributes to the destruction of Karmas. A pure soul has infinite Tapas.

There are twelve types of tap defined in the Jain scriptures. They are divided into two groups;External Tap which disciplines the human body against passions and desires and the Internal Tap which purifies the soul. Please read more... see attachment.
For more detailed information about Ayambil Oli Tap, please contact the religious committee at religious@jcnc.org

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