Godi (Godiji) Parshwanath is a beloved Parshwanath pratima (idol) revered in many Śvetāmbara Jain centers, and a few places claim a tirth associated with this venerable image. In Jhabua district, Meghnagar is known for a Godiji Parshwanath temple, and the Godiji Parshwanath lineage is especially associated with Śvetāmbara practice. The iconic form is a serene Parshwanath seated in padmāsana with a multi-hooded serpent canopy (nāgaśikhā).

• Key meaning (arth): Parshwanath is the 23rd Tirthankara; Godiji Parshwanath refers to a much-venerated pratima of Bhagwan Parshwanath, often linked to historic tirth-kshetras and sanctified by long-standing devotional traditions. The emphasis is on ahimsa, truth, and disciplined spiritual practice.

• Tradition notes: The term “Godiji” is most commonly used in Śvetāmbara contexts. Digambar Jains also honor Bhagwan Parshwanath, but the specific name “Godiji” is not as widely used in Digambar listings.

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