Jai Jinendra 🙏
A hill kshetra two furlongs from the town, with a khadgasana Mahavir and an annual palkhi.
Shri Kshetra Nasaigarh stands about two furlongs from Ambajogai, on a rise in open country. It belongs to the same community as the mandir in Jain Galli and is looked after by it.
The image installed here is of Bhagwan Mahavir in khadgasana, the standing posture of meditation. It was found near the Sakleshwar temple, the ruin known as Barakhambi, among the Jain sculpture that still lies scattered across that site.
The samadhi of P.P. Shri Devendrakirti Maharaj is here, and images of Shri Nandishwar and Shri Kshetrapal.
Every year on Bhadrapada Vadya 2, the day after Das Lakshan ends, a palkhi sets out from the Jain mandir in the town and travels to Nasaigarh. Abhishek and pujan are performed on the hill, and the palkhi returns to the mandir the same day.
Nasaigarh sits in open natural surroundings, which is most of its point. The intention was a jinalaya in that setting with a hall in which spiritual practice could actually be done, and the sadhana kaksha has been built. Construction and painting around it are still to be finished.