Here are the 10 Das Lakshan (ten supreme virtues) in Jainism, explained simply:

1) Uttam Kshama — supreme forgiveness

• Be ready to forgive others, letting go of anger and hurt.

2) Uttam Mardav — supreme humility

• Act with modesty, be gentle, and avoid pride.

3) Uttam Arjava — supreme straightforwardness

• Speak and act honestly, with straight and sincere intention.

4) Uttam Shaucha — supreme purity

• Keep purity of mind, speech, and body; avoid harmful thoughts and actions.

5) Uttam Satya — supreme truth

• Always tell the truth and live truthfully.

6) Uttam Sanyam — supreme self-control

• Exercise control over desires, senses, and impulses.

7) Uttam Tap — supreme austerity

• Practice disciplined living, renunciation of excess, and inner restraint.

8) Uttam Tyag — supreme renunciation

• Let go of attachments to things, wealth, and ego.

9) Uttam Akinchanya — supreme non-possessiveness

• Do not cling to possessions or hoard; share and let go.

10) Uttam Brahmacharya — supreme celibacy/chastity

• Observe proper conduct in relationships; cultivate inner purity.

Notes

• These ten virtues are central to the Digambar Jain Das Lakshan Parva, observed as a 10-day focus after the monsoon season. The Shwetambar tradition connects related reflections with Paryushan and its a week-long or longer observances, so the exact practices can differ between Digambar and Shwetambar communities. For more, you can read here and here