Here are eight practical Sadhanas (things to do) to keep constantly expanding your knowledge in line with Jain Dharma:

1) Sravana (listening)

• Regularly listen to authentic Jain teachings from reliable teachers, elders, or scholars.
• Choose trusted sources and attend discourses or classes with an open, questioning mindset.

2) Shodha (study)

• Make a habit of systematic study of Jain scriptures and valid commentaries.
• Start with fundamental texts and gradually move to more advanced topics; read with a dictionary or glossary to understand terms correctly.

3) Manan (contemplation)

• After learning something new, reflect deeply on its meaning and implications.
• Try to connect the new knowledge to core Jain principles like ahimsa, anekantavada, and syadvada.

4) Pramaan-vichar (verification)

• Check what you learn against established Jain pramana (means of knowledge) such as valid scriptures, respected interpretive traditions, and logical reasoning.
• Be willing to revise opinions if evidence or higher understanding warrants it.

5) Abhyasa (practice)

• Regularly apply what you learn in daily life through ethical behavior, speech, and thought.
• Real knowledge grows when it informs conduct; practice integrity, humility, and restraint in learning.

6) Likhan (note-taking)

• Write down key concepts, questions, and reflections.
• Create concise summaries or glossaries to reinforce memory and enable quick revision later.

7) Sath-sangat (associating with good company)

• Surround yourself with knowledgeable, sincere practitioners who encourage truthful inquiry.
• Engage in constructive discussion (samvad) to test ideas and gain perspectives.

8) Paravidya pariman (continuous, balanced curiosity)

• Balance breadth and depth: explore a wide range of Jain topics (philosophy, ethics, cosmology, history) while also delving deep into core areas you find most relevant.
• Regularly reassess your learning plan to keep growth steady and aligned with humility and non-attachment.

If you’d like, I can tailor these eight steps to your current level and goals, or point you to specific Jain texts and commentaries that align with these practices.