In Jain dharma there is no fixed rule in scriptures about how many raksha potlis a person must wear.

From a practical and bhav point of view:

• One raksha potli is enough.

It is a symbol of protection and remembrance of pooja, not the real source of protection. Real raksha comes from: - good karmas, - ahimsa, - following vows, - samyak darshan–gyaan–charitra.

• If you get more than one (e.g. from different poojas / vidhis):

- You may wear one on the wrist and keep others respectfully in your mandir, locker, pooja box, etc. - Wearing many together is not wrong, but it easily becomes adhik vishwas / andh-shraddha (thinking “more potlis = more protection”), which is not a Jain view.

• Choose a number that is:

- Simple and practical (generally 1), - Comfortable (not tight, not causing skin issues), - Worn with shraddha and right understanding, not fear.

In short: Wear 1 raksha potli with right faith and live carefully in dharma – that is more important than how many you wear.

You can read more about its meaning and importance here