You’re Digambar and on the 2nd day of your period, so you can plan Anant Chaturdashi (Ananta Chaturdashi) with a focus on bhāva and rest rather than strict external vrata.

What to do on Anant Chaturdashi when menstruating (Digambar practice)

• Do not participate in temple rituals or handling images/ritual items. Focus on inner prayer, thought, and quiet reflection. This aligns with the Digambar practice of maintaining ritual purity by avoiding temple/dravya activities during menstruation.
• Observe self-care and cleanliness. Take a full bath after the period ends, and resume regular duties and rituals only then.
• If you attend gatherings, keep to bhāva-sādhana (mental practice) or pratikraman in a subdued way, as guided by your guru or family tradition.
• Do not undertake new or strenuous fasts during the period. It is common to postpone fasting until after the period ends and a full ritual bath has taken place.
• When the flow ends, perform a full bath and then resume temple/ritual activities.

Key points to remember

• The essence is ahimsā and śuddhi, not discrimination. Rest and inner devotion during menstruation is a respected and traditional practice.
• Digambar communities generally maintain stricter ritual handling rules during periods, compared with Śvetāmbara practices; both traditions emphasize postponing external puja and temple rites until purification is completed.

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