Shwetambar jyotish granth (Jain astrology texts used in the Shwetambar tradition) isn’t a single canonical scripture. In Jainism, astrology is not a core spiritual practice, and there isn’t one authoritative “Shwetambar jyotish granth” that all followers accept. Instead, various regional or later Jain writers from different communities—including some Shwetambar adherents—compiled astrology-related treatises or compiled methods for auspicious timings, calendars, and horoscopes. These works are not universally shared across all Jains and are more about cultural/traditional practice than essential Jain doctrine.

Key points:

• There is no single, universally authoritative Shwetambar jyotish granth in the way that canonical Jain scriptures (like the Agamas) are canonical.
• Astrology in Jain communities tends to be supplementary and is not mandatory for spiritual progress.
• Digambar and Shwetambar traditions may reference different sets of works or align with different authors in their local practice.
• If you have a specific text or author in mind, I can help explain its contents (arth) and how it’s viewed within Digambar vs. Shwetambar contexts, based on authentic Jain sources.

If you’d like, tell me a specific title or author you have in mind, and I’ll explain its Jain interpretation and sect-specific position.