Here are the 14 auspicious dreams (14 sapna / swapna) seen by Mata Trishala, the mother of Bhagwan Mahavir, in simple English (Śvetāmbara tradition):

1. Elephant

A big, divine, white elephant with many tusks → Sign of greatness, strength, and spiritual power.

1. Bull

A strong, pure white bull → The child will be firm in dharma and become a great religious teacher.

1. Lion

A powerful lion → Fearless, full of courage and supreme leadership.

1. Goddess Lakshmi (Shri Devi)

The goddess of wealth and fortune → Auspiciousness, prosperity, and glory will surround his dharma.

1. Garland of Flowers

Beautiful, divine flower garlands → His fame and teachings will spread everywhere like fragrance.

1. Full Moon

A calm, bright full moon → He will bring peace, coolness, and happiness to all beings.

1. Sun

A bright rising sun → He will remove darkness of ignorance and give true knowledge.

1. Flag (Banner)

A tall, beautiful flag → Victory of religion, high honor and guidance for many.

1. Golden / Silver Vase (Full Kalash)

A full, shining pot filled with pure water → Fullness of virtues, purity, and compassion.

1. Lotus Lake

A lake full of lotus flowers → Purity and detachment while living in the world.

1. Ocean of Milk

A vast, white milky ocean → Limitless virtues, depth of spiritual attainment, and path towards liberation.

1. Celestial Palace / Airplane (Deva‑vimān)

A divine palace in the sky → Devas (heavenly beings) will honor him; he will be highly revered.

1. Heap of Jewels

A big pile of shining gems and jewels → He will have infinite virtues, wisdom, and merit.

1. Smokeless Fire

A bright fire burning without smoke → Pure spiritual energy; he will burn karmas, remove wrong beliefs, and restore true dharma.

Note on Traditions

• Śvetāmbara tradition: 14 dreams (listed above).
• Digambara tradition: generally counts 16 dreams (adds pair of fish and lofty throne), but the main meaning is the same – a supremely great, spiritual soul (Tirthankar) is going to take birth.

These dreams are connected with Garbha‑Kalyānak (the auspicious moment when the Tirthankar’s soul enters the mother’s womb) and show the greatness, purity, and world‑benefiting role of Bhagwan Mahavir.

You can read more in simple form here: 14 dreams of Mata Trishala Devi Meanings of the 14 dreams