In Jain stories, “flowers falling from the sky” usually points to one thing:

When something very auspicious and spiritual happens – like

• a Tirthankar getting keval‑jnān (omniscience),
• building of a Samavasaran,
• or an important kalyāṇak (holy event in a Tirthankar’s life),

then the devas (heavenly beings) become very happy and they do puṣpa‑vṛiṣṭi – a rain of flowers from the sky.

Simple Jain meaning:

• It shows huge punya (good karma) present at that moment.
• It expresses devotion and respect towards the great soul.
• It is a sign that the event is spiritually very high and pure, not ordinary.

So, “2 flowers falling from the sky” can be understood as a very shubh (auspicious) symbol in Jain view – like a gentle sign of dev‑vandana (honour from heavenly beings) and good punya.