Shri Mahaveer (Tirthankar) Chalisa
Fear Removal, Suffering Removal, Inner Peace, Discipline, Liberation
Shisha Nava Arihanta Ko, Siddhana Karun Pranama.
Upadhyaya Aacharya Ka, Le Sukhakari Nama.
Sarva Sadhu Aura Sarasvati, Jinamandira Sukhakara.
Mahavira Bhagavana Ko, Mana Mandira Mein Dhara.
॥ Chaupai ॥
Jai Mahavira Dayalu Svami, Vira Prabhu Tuma Jaga Mein Nami.
Vardhamana Hain Nama Tumhara, Lage Hridaya Ko Pyara Pyara.
Shanta Chhavi Mana Mohini Murata, Shana Hansili Sohini Surata.
Tumane Vesha Digambara Dhara, Karama Shatru Bhi Tumase Hara.
Krodha Mana Aru Lobha Bhagaya, Maha Moha Tuma Se Dara Khaya.
Tu Sarvagya Sarva Ka Gyata, Tujhako Duniya Se Kya Nata.
Tujhamein Nahin Raga Aura Dvesha, Vira Rana Raga Tu Hita Upadesha.
Tera Nama Jagata Mein Sachcha, Jisako Jane Bachcha Bachcha.
Bhuta Preta Tumase Bhaya Khave, Vyantara Rakshasa Saba Bhaga Jave.
Maha Vyadhi Mari Na Satave, Maha Vikrala Kala Dara Khave.
Kala Naga Hoya Phana Dhari, Ya Ho Shera Bhayankara Bhari.
Na Hi Koi Bachane Vala, Svami Tuma Hi Karo Pratipala.
Agni Davanala Sulaga Rahi Ho, Teja Hava Se Bhadaka Rahi Ho.
Nama Tumhara Saba Dukha Khove, Aaga Ekadama Thandi Hove.
Hinsamaya Tha Bharata Sara, Taba Tumane Lina Avatara.
Janma Liya Kundalapura Nagari, Hui Sukhi Taba Praja Sagari.
Siddhartha Ji Pita Tumhare, Trishala Ki Aankhon Ke Tare.
Chhoda Ke Saba Jhanjhata Sansari, Svami Hue Bala Bramhachari.
Panchama Kala Maha Dukhadayi, Chandanapura Mahima Dikhlai.
Tile Mein Atishaya Dikhlaya, Eka Gaya Ka Dudha Giraya.
Socha Hua Mana Mein Gvale Ke, Panhucha Eka Phavada Leke.
Sara Tile Khoda Bagaya, Taba Tumane Darshana Dikhlaya.
Jodharaja Ko Dukha Ne Ghera, Usane Nama Japa Jaba Tera.
Thanda Hua Topa Ka Gola, Taba Saba Ne Jayakara Bola.
Mantri Ne Mandira Banvaya, Raja Ne Bhi Dravya Lagaya.
Badi Dharmashala Banvai, Tumako Lane Ki Thaharai.
Tumane Todi Bison Gadi, Pahiya Khisaka Nahin Agadi.
Gvale Ne Jaba Hatha Lagaya, Phira To Ratha Chalata Hi Paya.
Pahale Dina Baisakha Vadi Ke, Ratha Jata Hai Tira Nadi Ke.
Mina Gujara Saba Hi Aate, Nacha Kuda Saba Chita Umagate.
Svami Tumane Prema Nibhaya, Gvale Ka Tuma Mana Badhaya.
Hatha Lage Gvale Ka Taba Hi, Svami Ratha Chalata Hain Taba Hi.
Meri Hain Tuti Si Naiya, Tuma Bina Koi Nahin Khivaiya.
Mujha Para Svami Zara Kripa Kara, Main Hu Prabhu Tumhara Chakara.
Tumase Main Aru Kuchha Nahin Chahun, Janama Janama Tava Darshana Paun.
Chalisise Ko Chandra Banave, Mahavira Prabhu Ko Shisha Namave.
॥ Soratha ॥
Nita Hi Chalisaba Bara, Patha Kare Chalisa Dina.
Explicit Sugandha Apara, Vardhamana Jina Samane.
Hoya Kubera Samana, Janma Daridri Hoya Jo.
Jisahake Nahin Santana, Nama Vanesha Jaga Mein Chale.
⏰ Best Time
Reciting this sacred Mahavir Chalisa in the early morning after wearing clean clothes and offering prayers to the Deity, Scriptures, and Guru is considered highly auspicious. The recitation is especially beneficial on the holy occasion of Mahavir Jayanti, which marks the Birth Kalyanak of Mahavira. Devotees believe that meditating on the revered Shri Mahavir Ji Atishaya Kshetra (Chandanpur) and reciting the Chalisa while offering incense brings peace, spiritual blessings, and relief from difficulties and obstacles in life.
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About Shri Mahaveer (Tirthankar) Chalisa
Shri Mahavir Bhagwan Chalisa is a sacred Jain devotional hymn dedicated to Lord Mahavira Swami, the 24th and final Tirthankara of Jainism. This revered Chalisa beautifully narrates the life and virtues of Vardhamana Mahavira, who was born in Kundalpur to King Siddhartha and Queen Trishala. It highlights his lifelong celibacy, detached Digambara form, and his timeless teachings of non-violence (Ahimsa), truth (Satya), compassion, and spiritual liberation. The Chalisa also describes the famous miracle associated with Shri Mahavirji Atishaya Kshetra in Chandanpur, Rajasthan, where the idol of Lord Mahavira is believed to have manifested after a cow spontaneously showered milk upon a sacred spot. This miraculous event transformed the site into one of the most revered Jain pilgrimage destinations in India. According to Jain tradition, reciting the Shri Mahavir Bhagwan Chalisa with devotion and a pure heart 40 times as a spiritual observance is believed to remove poverty, bless childless couples with progeny, and free devotees from worldly and spiritual fears. Regular recitation is said to bring peace, prosperity, protection, and divine blessings while strengthening faith in the path of righteousness and self-realization.
