In Jain dharma, “white discharge” (safed paani) is understood as a health issue, not as paap or ashuddhi of the soul.

From a Jain point of view:

1. No direct prohibition in scriptures

There is no specific Jain agamic rule that says a woman with white discharge cannot go to derasar.

1. Main principle is śarīr-śuddhi (physical cleanliness)

- If the discharge is mild, you are wearing clean clothes, there is no bad smell, and you feel physically comfortable, then going to derasar, doing darshan, pūjā, or prarthanā is generally okay. - Change undergarments as needed, keep the body clean, and maintain hygiene before going.

1. Difference from local customs (like during periods)

- For menstruation, some families/communities follow stricter customs about entering derasar; this is mainly social/custom-based, not because the woman is “impure”. - White discharge is usually not even discussed in such customs, so it is normally treated simply as a medical condition.

1. When to avoid going

You may choose to rest at home instead of going to derasar if: - You feel very weak, dizzy, or sick. - There is heavy discharge with strong smell, itching, or pain. - You are mentally disturbed or uncomfortable standing/sitting there.

In Jain dharma, taking care of health (śarīr) so you can do better sādhanā later is also important.

1. Please see a doctor

White discharge can be normal sometimes, but if it is: - Heavy, - Yellow/green/brown, - With itching, burning, or pain, then you should definitely consult a gynecologist. This is outside religion and is simply necessary for your health.

1. If in doubt about rules

- Follow your local derasar’s guidance or what your guru / parents suggest, because customs can vary a little. - But remember: Jain dharma does not say your ātmā becomes impure because of such a body condition. The soul’s purity depends on passions (anger, pride, deceit, greed), not on bodily fluids.

If you want to read more on a related topic (temple and women’s body issues), you can check this explanation on JainKnowledge