- Māinkār: Unveiling the Supreme State of Jnān
- On 7th September 2006 CE, at the auspicious Ratna Muhurta, MāinRatneshwar attained enlightenment.
- For the first time in the world, the presence of Guru-Sakha MāinKrishna was witnessed. By His command, the supreme state of knowledge was composed in precisely 3 hours and 24 minutes by the darśa (seer) MāinRatneshwar.
- Māin is the first philosophical scripture of any seer.
- What is that supreme state of being when one realises that true enlightenment has finally been attained? The scripture Māin describes this condition with remarkable clarity for the first time in the world.
- MāinRatneshwar composed the modern Brahmanic Science of the ultimate state. This includes the Aum sound, the creation of the cosmos, the constituents of Brahman, the units and beings, their journey of formation, and their interrelated quantum essence.
- The Māin scripture contains a detailed account of a conversation with Lord MāinRam.
- MāinRatneshwar journeyed from Mahat to darkness and from darkness to light. He perceived himself in all formless–formed Brahmanic manifestations, non-units and units, essences and elements, and described these vividly in Māin.
- MāinRatneshwar received divine visions of gods, goddesses, prophets, and manifestations of the Divine, including the Trifold Forms (Tri-svarūp). He articulated a new scientific vision of divine forms, including the Sudarshan Chakra.
- MāinRatneshwar revealed the secret of the twelve cellular gateways of the human body for the first time in the world.
- MāinRatneshwar presented the knowledge of 19 divine arts (Kalās) — the first time in recorded spiritual literature. Prior to this, only 16 Kalās of Krishna and 12 Kalās of Rama were known.
- MāinRatneshwar witnessed the process of his own embryonic development and his journey from the womb to the present incarnation, documenting it in Māin.
- For the first time in the world, Guru-Sakha MāinKrishna bestowed the knowledge of Māinkār to MāinRatneshwar.
- Through a modern scientific lens, this knowledge explains how particles, elements, and beings determine their birth, death, actions, and union. The cause of this descent is clearly explained in Māin.
- For the first time, the wisdom of Māinkārā Intelligence was imparted by MāinKrishna to MāinRatneshwar. This profound gnosis encompasses the intelligence of Brahman-Smaran — the remembrance of the Absolute. Through this union, any being can attain awareness of their journey spanning billions of years.
- Whatever MāinRatneshwar speaks becomes true; many real-life accounts of this are recorded in Māin. The scripture recounts numerous instances of how Ratneshwar brought creative transformation to the lives of hundreds.
- The ātmān (soul) does not exist. If there is no soul, then how do life and death occur? MāinKrishna explains this through the scientific philosophy of Māinkār to MāinRatneshwar, as recorded in Māin.
- Guru-Sakha MāinKrishna bestowed upon MāinRatneshwar the knowledge of Premoh Darshan and Swajāna Darshan. These revelations are described in astonishing detail in Māin.
- During his forest retreat, MāinRatneshwar remained in a state of equilibrium (sthita-prajñ) for 21 days. With awakened inner vision and the realisation of Soham, he danced amid the polarities of life and death, honour and dishonour, gain and loss — all in equanimity. During this time, he conducted experiments to cause selfless rain and control cosmic forces. Māin contains a detailed scientific narrative of metaphysical and quantum relations.
- At the command of MāinKrishna, MāinRatneshwar participated in the Rās Leelā with Him. This divine dance is described in Māin.
- MāinRatneshwar left his physical body to travel through Brahman. Returning to the body became extremely difficult; this scientific journey is documented in Māin.
- The scripture Māin reveals a beautiful path from belief to direct realisation.
- In Māin, MāinRatneshwar unveils the mystery of becoming Māinkār — one with the essence of “I” — after attaining true knowledge.
- Merely by uttering the word Māin (I), one connects with the quantum speed of existence. The significance of prefixing one’s name with “Māin” is uniquely revealed in the scripture — a concept never spoken or written before.
- Simply studying or keeping the scripture Māin ensures the upliftment of the being. It contains distinct sacred words and mantras, presenting the path to supreme realisation.
- Māin is the world’s most expensive printed scripture, valued at ₹15 crore.
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