“Tirthankar ni pase hoy” is a phrase in Gujarati that translates to “the qualities that a Tirthankar possesses” or “what is present with a Tirthankar.” In Jainism, a Tirthankar is a spiritual teacher who has attained perfect knowledge (Keval Gyan) and helps others cross over the ocean of worldly existence (Samsara).

The main attributes or qualities present in a Tirthankar (Tirthankar ni pase) are:

1. Keval Gyan (Omniscience): Infinite knowledge, knowing all substances and their modifications.
2. Keval Darshan (Perfect Perception): Infinite perception without any obstruction.
3. Anant Virya (Infinite Energy): Infinite spiritual energy and strength.
4. Anant Sukha (Infinite Bliss): Eternal bliss and freedom from any kind of suffering.
5. Arihant Bhav: Free from all four Kashayas (anger, pride, deceit, greed).
6. Tirtha Rachna: Establishment of the fourfold Jain Sangh (monks, nuns, laymen, laywomen).
7. Samavasaran: The divine preaching assembly created for the benefit of all living beings.
8. Thirty-Four Atishayas (Superhuman Miraculous Attributes): Special powers and qualities like fragrance from the body, sweet speech understood by all, no shadow, etc.

These qualities are unique to Tirthankars, and Jains revere them as supreme spiritual guides who have shown the path to liberation (Moksha).