Shwetambar Murtipujak path in Bhilwara can be started by connecting with a local Shwetambar Jain sangh or temple and speaking with a qualified Jain guru or monk. Here are clear, simple steps to begin:

• Decide your aim: Do you want to be a lay follower (upasak/upasika) or pursue formal initiation? Most people start as a lay follower and gradually take up vows and regular practices. Diksha (formal renunciation) is a deeper step and requires guidance from a competent guru.

• Find a local Shwetambar Jain center in Bhilwara: A temple or Jain center will have:

- A resident or visiting guru who can guide you. - Routine programs like daily puja (murtipujan), samayik (meditation for a fixed time), pratikraman (repentance), and bhakti for Tirthankaras.

• Learn the core practices for a lay follower:

- Five main vows (internal and external commitments) suitable for a householder life, plus daily practices like prayer, meditation, and reverence to Tirthankaras. - Regular pratikraman, samayik, and participating in temple activities. - Ahimsa (non-violence), Satya (truth), Aparigraha (non-attachment), Asteya (non-stealing), Brahmacharya (celibacy in the ascetic sense; for lay followers this is often practiced as restraint). - Poojan of Tirthankaras (murtipujan) with devotion, offerings, and guruvandana (respect to teachers).

• Daily and seasonal routines: Start with a simple daily puja at home or at the temple, observe fasts or special vows during Paryushan and Mahavir Jayanti as you feel ready, and gradually increase participation in sangh activities.

• Understanding Digambar vs Shwetambar differences:

- Shwetambar sects generally practice idol worship (murtipujan) and temple rituals with images of Tirthankaras. - Digambar traditions may differ in some ritual details and monastic rules, but both share core Jain principles. If you specifically want Shwetambar practices, reiterate this focus to your guru or temple, so you receive guidance aligned to Shwetambar murti-pujak customs.

• Next concrete step:

- Visit a Bhilwara Shwetambar Jain temple or contact a local Jain sangh (the staff or priest can point you to the right guru and the process to begin as a lay follower). - Meet with the guru or an elder Jain member who can explain the local customs, ritually correct practices, and any beginner classes or sessions for new devotees.

If you’d like, I can help you locate a Shwetambar Jain temple or sangh in Bhilwara and suggest who to contact there. I can also provide more detailed, sect-specific basics if you confirm whether you’re aiming for lay follower status or formal initiation.