pujya niruma

Spreading the knowledge of Akram Vignan



Pujya Niruma’s contribution in spreading the knowledge of Akram Vignan


In keeping with the wishes of Param Pujya Dadashri, Pujya Niruma performed the first Gnanvidhi in 1988.. Empowered with the Gnani's blessing and protection, she would willingly travel to remote of the remotest locations using any means available, including public transportation and endured many hardships visiting small villages with no amenities, traveling even when her health was compromised just for the opportunity to talk about Param Pujya Dadashri and Akram Vignan. Nothing could deter her unflinching determination to fulfill her promise to Param Pujya Dadashri.

Param Pujya Dadashri never established a religious sect, stating that the world will accept only the one who is Pure. Spreading Param Pujya Dadashri's message through satsangs, brought inevitable fame but Pujya Niruma constantly maintained purity that was never tainted with any self-praise. She always gave credit to Param Pujya Dadashri telling people that her blissful transformation was entirely due to Param Pujya Dadashri's grace and powers.


Nature had also blessed Pujya Niruma with many extra ordinary qualities so that she could take on the formidable role of the world's mother. The love she showed everyone around her was incomparable! Everyone felt that she was their mother. She loved unconditionally; never expecting anything in return. She was always open and available; people could easily talk to her about their problems as she never judged anyone, and she made everyone feel special. Many young men (Aptaputra) and women (Aptaputri) came to her wanting to live a celibate life and serve her in helping with Param Pujya Dadashri's mission.

She had the art of solving, even the most complex problems, in a very short time. She had a photographic memory and could remember things after just one reading. She could recall names, events and times at will.


Television media gave impetus to her efforts. Pujya Niruma's satsangs about the Gnani Purush began to reach audiences in the millions, throughout the world. Many were attracted to her, witnessing her love and compassion. Her relaxed and playful manner instantly pulled people towards her like pins to a magnet. The number of followers began to grow in India and abroad; young and old, men and women, educated and illiterate, wealthy and poor- all wanted to be a part of this mission.

Pujya Niruma tirelessly continued to conduct satsangs, introducing people to the current living Tirthankar Shri Simandhar Swami.

In 2002, a huge complex called 'Trimandir Sankul' was established in Adalaj, Gandhinagar under her close supervision and guidance. As per Param Pujya Dadashri's vision, the complex includes a grand non-sectarian temple uniting the three major religions of India on one platform and state of the art 32,500 sq. foot satsang hall. The sankul also hosts a self contained residential township for followers called Simandhar City.

Throughout her life, she maintained Param Pujya Dadashri's principle of purity in money matters and never took a single penny from anyone for her personal use.


On March 19 2006, Pujya Niruma passed away in a state of absolute samadhi (a blissful passing away resulting from being in the state of Pure Soul awareness and complete detachment from the body). Her final message to all was, "Live with Love...Promise?"The subtle blessings of Pujya Niruma at the time of departing from her physical body brought everyone's spiritual awareness to new heights. Many were witness to Pujya Niruma's spiritual energies during her physical presence, but countless more experience her subtle energies now !




A simple but elegant memorial of white marble stands at the site of her final rites in Simandhar City, Pujya Niruma's subtle spiritual presence continues to give everyone inner strength in their daily endeavor to emulate the purity and love she has personified.

Today Param Pujya Dadashri's mission continues with the same principles of purity under the guidance of Pujyashree Deepakbhai.