Here are simple, beginner-friendly Swadhyay (self-study) titles commonly used in Digambar Jain circles to start learning Jain philosophy and practice:

• Laghu Jain Siddhanta Praveshika

- What it is: A short, clear introduction to core Jain doctrines, designed for beginners. - Why study: Builds a solid foundation in Jain beliefs and the basic path to liberation.

• Jain Siddhanta Prashnottar Mala (Prashnottarmala)

- What it is: A question‑and‑answer style collection that explains fundamental Jain principles in an accessible way. - Why study: Helps beginners test their understanding and reinforces key concepts.

• Atmadharma (Swadhyay material from Digambar Saraswati traditions)

- What it is: A devotional-practical primer that outlines inner conduct and the path of self-discipline. - Why study: Connects daily practice with Jain ethics and the aim of purifying the mind.

• Pratikraman Swadhyay (Hindi or regional language formats)

- What it is: Guided study of thePratikraman ritual and its inner meaning. - Why study: Encourages regular self-examination, repentance, and mindful living.

Notes:

• In Digambar tradition, many beginners start with Laghu Jain Siddhanta Praveshika or Jain Siddhanta Prashnottar Mala, then move to more detailed texts as they grow in understanding.
• If you want, I can help you with brief overviews or simple explanations of any of these texts in clear, easy steps.
• If you’d like, I can also look for specific Digambar Swadhyay resources on JainKnowledge.com and share links to relevant pages.