This Jain hymn salutes the Tirthankaras Ajita and Shanti, praising their virtues and seeking help to cross the ocean of worldly existence.
A Jain hymn saluting the twenty-four Jinas (Tirthankaras), seeking their blessings to cross the ocean of worldly existence.
Prakrit Jain hymn to Parshvanatha, the 23rd Tirthankara, recalling how his power ended a demon's torment of a sage; recited for freedom from fear.
This Jain hymn of five verses, one of the Navsmaran, calls on Parshvanatha, the twenty-third Tirthankara, to remove obstacles and grant liberation.
The Jain samayika vow: the devotee renounces sinful activity of mind, speech and body and resolves to keep equanimity for a set time.
The most fundamental Jain prayer, offering reverence to the five supreme spiritual beings: Arihantas, Siddhas, Acharyas, Upadhyayas, and all Sadhus.
A short Prakrit hymn of homage to the guru and upadhyaya, praising restraint of the senses, care for living beings and devotion to the ten-fold dharma.
The Tassa Uttari Sutra, said in samayika and pratikramana after the Iriyavahiya, resolves to stand in kayotsarga to purify and remove the thorns of faults.
A Jain prayer of repentance for harm caused to living beings while moving, seeking forgiveness for unintentional violence.