Namaskar. If you identify as Śvetāmbara, you belong to the white-clad Jain tradition, one of the two main Jain sects. Here are some core points to understand:

• Clothing: Śvetāmbara monks and nuns traditionally wear white robes. Nuns (śrāvikā/śrī) and monks (śramaṇa) follow the guidelines of their order.
• Scriptures: Śvetāmbara Jains accept a particular set of Jain scriptures (Agamas) that are preserved and studied within their tradition. They follow the teachings as preserved by their respective monastic lineages.
• Practices and temples: Śvetāmbara communities commonly have temples and rituals that honor the Tirthankaras, with puja, acharā, and devotional songs that reflect their liturgical traditions.
• Differences with Digambaras: The Digambara tradition emphasizes nudity for monks and a distinct set of canonical texts. Śvetāmbara and Digambara interpret certain Jain scriptures and monastic practices differently, yet both aim for the same ultimate goal of liberation (moksha) through right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct (sadārānta).

If you’d like, I can share more about Śvetāmbara rituals, major temples, or key scriptures in your tradition, keeping to authentic Jain explanations.