Here are all the 14 Swapna (auspicious dreams) of Mata Trishalā (Śvetāmbara tradition) with their simple Jain meanings (arth):

1. Hāthī – Elephant

– Sign of greatness, noble strength and protection. – The child will have great spiritual power and will guide many souls.

1. Vr̥ṣabh / Bail – Bull

– Strength in dharma, firmness, and stability. – The child will be a great religious teacher and supporter of Jain Dharma.

1. Siṃh – Lion

– Fearlessness and supreme leadership. – He will conquer inner enemies (anger, pride, deceit, greed).

1. Śrī / Lakṣmī Devī – Goddess of wealth

– Auspiciousness, prosperity of virtues and glory. – Jain Dharma will shine more because of him.

1. Phūl-mālā – Garland of flowers

– Fragrance spreading in all directions. – His pure character and teachings will become famous everywhere.

1. Pūrṇimā Candra – Full moon

– Coolness, peace and gentleness. – The whole world will feel calm and happy due to his presence and sermons.

1. Sūrya – Sun

– Strong light removing darkness. – His right knowledge will remove ignorance and wrong beliefs.

1. Dhvaja / Patākā – Victory flag

– Victory, honour and leadership. – He will become the flag‑bearer of true dharma for the whole world.

1. Pūrṇa Kalaś – Full vase / kalash

– Fullness, purity, and auspiciousness. – The child will be full of compassion and all good qualities.

1. Kamal‑sarovar – Lotus lake

– Lotuses stay pure even in muddy water. – He will live in this world but remain detached and pure, and help others blossom spiritually.

1. Kṣīr‑sāgar – Milky ocean

– Vastness and depth. – His virtues and compassion will be unlimited; he will help beings cross saṃsār.

1. Deva‑vimān – Celestial palace / airplane

– Honour from devas (heavenly beings). – Gods will respect and worship him; his spiritual status will be very high.

1. Ratno kā ḍher – Heap of jewels

– Treasure of precious gems. – He will have infinite virtues, wisdom and good qualities.

1. Nirdhūm Agni – Smokeless fire

– Flame without smoke: pure, clear, steady. – His tapa (austerity) and knowledge will burn karmas completely, without any impurity.

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Difference in traditions

• Śvetāmbara: Mother of a Tīrthankar (like Mata Trishalā of Mahavīr Bhagwān) sees 14 dreams (these above).
• Digambara: List is of 16 dreams – these 14 plus two more (commonly a divine throne and a pair of fish). Meaning remains the same: an extraordinary Tīrthankar‑soul is coming who will help countless jīvas towards moksha.

All 14 swapna together show: A supremely pure, fearless, compassionate, and wise soul is entering the mother’s womb, who will become a Tīrthankar and guide the world on the path of Right Faith, Right Knowledge and Right Conduct.

You can read a simple illustrated explanation of these 14 dreams here