Padma Bhushan Awardee · Jain Acharya
A revered Jain monk, prolific author of over 500 books, and an inspiring spiritual voice who has touched millions of lives through timeless wisdom and unwavering devotion to truth.
Born as Rajni on January 5, 1948, in the serene village of Depla near Palitana, Gujarat, Acharya Vijay Ratnasundarsurishwarji Maharaj Saheb embarked on his spiritual journey at a remarkably young age.
Initiated into Jain asceticism (diksha) in 1967 under the guidance of his revered guru Bhuvanbhanusuri, he adopted the monastic name Muni Shri Ratnasundarvijayji Maharaj. Within just three years, by the age of 21, he began delivering discourses that would come to inspire millions.
Conferred the esteemed title of Acharya in 1996, he continues to illuminate countless lives through his profound teachings, prolific writings, and unwavering dedication to dharma.
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Over 500 books authored in Gujarati and other languages, with 60 lakh+ copies circulated across India. Holder of the Golden Book World Record for 300+ books in a single language.
Renowned for his logical reasoning and captivating lecture style, his pravachans on morality, personality development, and spirituality have been broadcast on national television.
Honored with India's third-highest civilian award, the Padma Bhushan, in 2017 by the Government of India for his extraordinary contributions to spirituality and literature.
His most celebrated literary work has transcended boundaries, having been translated into over 20 languages including Hindi, English, Urdu, Marathi, French, and German — a testament to the universal appeal of his wisdom.
This masterpiece, along with titles like "Jher Jyare Nitri Jai Che" and "Hu Mari J Shodh Ma", continues to guide readers on a transformative journey of self-discovery and inner strength.
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"The strength of the soul lies not in what it gains from the world, but in what it gives back to it."— Acharya Ratnasundarsurishwarji Maharaj Saheb