Vimla (often spelled Vimala) in Jain discussions usually points to purity or purity-related concepts, but there isn’t a single, well-known Jain sutra or stotra simply titled “Vimla.” If you meant a specific person, hymn, or text named Vimla, please tell me which work or tradition you have in mind (Digambara or Śvetāmbara), so I can give a precise, authentic Jain explanation.

If you were asking about the general idea of Vimla as purity in Jainism: purity (shuddha/vimala) is a core ethical and spiritual aim—capturing right conduct, non-violence, truth, and detachment to progress on the path to kevala jnana.