Here is a simple Jain vrat vidhi (puja sequence) for Padmavati Mata during Navratri. Note that exact steps can vary by Digambar or Shwetambar sangh, but the core idea is devotion to Padmavati as the Yakshini of Parshvanath with a pure, ahimsa-based worship.

Navratri Padmavati Puja Vidhi (concise)

• Pranama and avahana: Invite Padmavati Devi (and, if present, Parshvanath Bhagwan) with a sincere bhavna of devotion.
• Shuddhi and aaroha: Clean the altar; set a clean cloth, keep a kalash with water at the center if used.
• Kalash sthapna and deepa: Place a small lamp (diya); set up a kalash with water and leaves if available.
• Abhishek and alankar: Give a light bath to Padmavati’s image/idol with water or panchamrit; apply sandal paste, kumkum, and fresh flowers.
• Archana and stuti: Offer flowers and garlands; recite Padmavati stuti or namas praising her auspiciousness, protection, and blessings.
• Naivedya and offerings: Offer suitable prasad (fruits, sweets, and a small plate of rice or puffed rice) and any preferred naivedya; tulsi leaves may be added if desired.
• Mantra japa and arati: Chant Padmavati mantras as guided by the temple or sangh; perform aarti with a lamp.
• Prasad distribution and conclusion: Share prasad with participants and conclude with a final bhavna for blessings.

Key notes

• Digambar vs. Shwetambar: Padmavati is the Yakshini associated with Parshvanath; temple arrangements and deity placement can differ between Digambar and Shwetambar traditions. The general sequence above is widely observed, but you may follow your local sangh’s specific practice.

You can read more about the Padmavati Devi pooja sequence here