In Jainism, "Samacharino Navmo Prakar" refers to the ninth type of Samachari, which is a part of the broader conduct (achara) for lay followers (Shravaks) as outlined in texts like the "Upasak Dashah."

Samachari means proper conduct or right behavior. Jain scriptures describe nine kinds (nav prakar) of Samachari that a layperson should observe to maintain proper discipline and conduct in society.

The ninth type (navmo prakar) of Samachari is: "Samyak Updesh Samachar" This means giving proper advice or guidance. A lay Jain should guide others truthfully and righteously, encouraging others toward right conduct, non-violence, and spiritual upliftment.

Summary of the Navam Samachari (Ninth type):

• Advising others to follow the right path
• Encouraging ahimsa (non-violence), satya (truth), and other Jain values
• Not misleading or giving wrong advice
• Being a role model through words and actions

This conduct helps in maintaining discipline, harmony, and spiritual growth within the society and among fellow beings.

Reference:

• Jain Agamas and texts such as "Ratnakaranda Shravakachara" and "Upasak Dashah"
• Tattvartha Sutra (for broader context of conduct for laypersons)

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