
Acharya Kundkund
After Bhagwan Mahavir and Gautam Swami, Acharya Kundkund is remembered with the highest reverence. He composed the Parmagam — Samaysaar, Pravachansaar, Panchastikay, Niyamsaar and Ashtpahud.
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Dedicated to connecting Mumukshus globally and perpetuating Kundkund-Kahan Tatvagyan. Free weekly swadhyay on Zoom, and an open library of shastras, poojas and pravachans.
The library
Everything MONA has collected since 2008, organised by subject. 285+ PDFs and 28+ recordings, open to all.
Shastra swadhyay, pooja & stuti, Gyan Gosthi, Sanskrit classes and study notes for adult learners.
Daily practice in sequence — Pratikraman, Guru Chintan, Samayik, Aalochna, Bhaktamar and Gatha Harigeet.
Study companions for Samaysaar and Pravachansaar — Prasad, Tikamrut and Kalash.
Books, dictionaries and the literature of Pujya Shantaben — free to read and download.
Gurudev Janm Jayanti, Das Lakshan Parva, shibirs and Panchkalyanak — schedules and recordings.
Audio pravachans, Jain Vidyalaya details, Sanskrit, related links and more.
Interactive English sessions on Jain Tattvagyan and applied Jainism for ages 17 – 35.
The monthly Adhyatmik magazine archive from 2012 and 2013.
Nityakram
The Nityakram gathers the daily recitations in the order they are done — from Pratikraman and Guru Chintan to the Harigeet of the Panch Parmagam.
Open NityakramOur inspiration
MONA’s study follows the Panch Parmagam of Acharya Kundkund, as explained by Pujya Gurudevshri Kanji Swami.

After Bhagwan Mahavir and Gautam Swami, Acharya Kundkund is remembered with the highest reverence. He composed the Parmagam — Samaysaar, Pravachansaar, Panchastikay, Niyamsaar and Ashtpahud.
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Born in Umrala, Gujarat in 1889, Gurudevshri brought a new understanding and practice of the true path of liberation, as taught by the Tirthankars.
His teachingsसम्यग्दर्शनज्ञानचारित्राणि मोक्षमार्गःRight faith, right knowledge and right conduct together are the path to liberation.
— Tattvarthasutra 1.1
Our story
What began in Metro Washington became a weekly gathering of mumukshus across North America, India and beyond.
About MONAThe Jain Adhyatma Study Group of Metro Washington completes two months of daily swadhyay with Atmarthi Ramnikbhai Savla.
With JAANA, the “Worldwide Classroom on Air” starts — telephone classes open to mumukshus anywhere in the world.
Chhah Dhala, Niyamsaar, Rahasyapurna Chitthi, Fundamentals of Dravyanuyog — in Hindi, Gujarati and English.
Saturday and Sunday swadhyay with learned pandits, streamed live on YouTube, plus youth programmes.
For the next generation
Interactive English sessions for ages 17 – 35 on Jain Tattvagyan and its application in daily life in North America.
Sessions & recordingsClasses for young Jains on Jain Tattva Parichay and Chhah Dhala — with students presenting each topic under a scholar’s guidance.
Study materialSupport
MONA is run by volunteers. Your donation keeps classes free and the library open for everyone. Financial summaries are published for transparency.
Donate & financialsMake your cheque payable to MONA / Harakh Maru and mail it to:
Harakh Maru, 4406 Wilderness Trace, Owensboro, KY 42303For a tax-exempt receipt on donations above $2,500 we work through a larger tax-exempt organisation.