Vyutsarg Sanghvi

Boy of age 10. Currently studying in 6th class. Passionate about automobiles—loves learning about new car models and their unique features. He's a fan of traditional Indian sweets like gulabjamun, khoprapak, and makkhanbada. Known for being hard working, disciplined, and very studious. A caring papa's boy, Vyutsarg is motivated toward self-improvement and knowledge.

Love For Indian Sweets

Vyutsarg's favorites are gulabjamun (juicy sweet delight), khoprapak (exquisite coconut fudge), and makkhanbada (crispy and syrupy treat). He never misses a chance to relish these sweets during family gatherings or special occasions.

Vyutsarg: Meaning in Jainism

Vyutsarg (व्युत्सर्ग) means "renunciation" or letting go. In Jain philosophy, it is indifference or detachment towards the body—an important internal penance (tap). Practicing vyutsarg is about giving up deep attachment and rising beyond bodily comfort, leading to spiritual purification and inner strength.

Vyutsarg & Nirjara: Cleansing Karma

Nirjara (निर्जरा) is the process of shedding or destroying accumulated karmic dirt that covers the soul. Practicing vyutsarg equips one with the mental fortitude for deep penance, which helps hasten nirjara—purifying the soul and progressing toward liberation.

Siddha: The Goal of Vyutsarg

By fulfilling true vyutsarg and practicing nirjara, one removes all karmic impurities and achieves spiritual liberation—this state is called Siddha. Siddhas are perfect souls, radiant with pure knowledge and bliss, forever free from the cycle of birth and death.

Inspired by Mendel's Curiosity

Embodying the curiosity of Gregor Mendel, Vyutsarg loves to explore how things work, from genes and plants to the intricate designs of cars. Blending scientific inquiry with discipline and values is his way of life!