Parmatma in Jainism means the Supreme Soul—the pure, omniscient, omnipotent, and blissful consciousness that pervades all Jivas as their true essence. It is distinct from Ajiva (non-soul) and is the ultimate reality to be realized through right knowledge, right faith, and right conduct. Both Digambar and Shwetambar traditions affirm Paramatma as the universal, indivisible soul, though they may differ in emphasis or scriptural presentation on related topics. The focus across Jain texts is on realizing one’s own true nature as a finite soul and shedding karmic impurities to perceive the Paramatma within.

About the request for “Parmatma song lyrics”:

• If you have a specific Jain hymn or stotra in mind (for example, a stuti dedicated to Paramatma in a particular language), share its exact title and language and I can provide the authentic text and its Jain-ndiarth (meaning) with the traditional interpretation.
• I can also summarize or explain the core meaning of a Paramatma-focused hymn in simple terms, preserving its Jain spiritual intent.

I can help with the authentic Jain meaning (arth) of Paramatma in any hymn you name, keeping to the Jain tradition and without outside influences.