Here is a simple phonetic transliteration (Latin script) of the widely recited Alochana Path, focusing on the familiar opening doha and the start of the sakhi-chhand. Note that small wording differences exist between Digambar and Shwetambar recensions, but the core meaning—confession, purification, and renewal of conduct—remains the same.

Dohā (opening couplet)

• Vando pañco param guru, chaubīs jinrājā.
• Karu śuddha alochanā, śuddhī-karan ke kāj.

Sakhi chhand (beginning, as commonly recited)

• Sunīye jin arja hamārī, ham dōṣ kiye ati bhārī.
• Tinnī ki ab nirvṛtti kāja, tum saran lahi jinrājā.

Important notes

• The exact words after the opening doha can vary slightly between Digambar and Shwetambar communities; the essential idea is to confess faults, seek purification, and renew resolve to avoid wrong conduct.
• If you want the full line-by-line transliteration of a specific tradition (Digambar or Shwetambar) or a complete verse-by-verse transliteration, I can provide that from authentic Jain texts.

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