Certainly — here is a 30-day Jain beginner chart in simple form:

| Day | Topic | Practice / Focus | |---|---|---| | 1 | Introduction to Jain Dharma | Learn what Jainism teaches: Ahimsa, Satya, Asteya, Brahmacharya, Aparigraha | | 2 | The goal of life | Understand liberation (moksha) and the path to it | | 3 | The 24 Tirthankars | Learn names and purpose of Tirthankars | | 4 | Nav Tattva | Study the 9 fundamentals of Jain philosophy | | 5 | Soul (Jiva) | Understand the nature of the soul | | 6 | Non-soul (Ajiva) | Learn about matter, time, space, motion, rest | | 7 | Karma theory | Learn how karma binds the soul | | 8 | Ahimsa | Practice non-violence in thought, word, and action | | 9 | Satya | Practice truthfulness gently | | 10 | Asteya | Practice non-stealing in all forms | | 11 | Brahmacharya | Learn discipline and control of senses | | 12 | Aparigraha | Practice non-attachment and simplicity | | 13 | Daily Jain prayer | Begin a simple prayer routine | | 14 | Navkar Mantra | Memorize and understand the meaning | | 15 | Samayik | Learn the value of equanimity and calmness | | 16 | Pratikraman | Understand repentance and self-purification | | 17 | Pujan | Learn the meaning of Jain worship with devotion | | 18 | Fasting basics | Learn about upvas, ekasana, and ayambil | | 19 | Compassion in daily life | Practice kindness to all living beings | | 20 | Food and Jain ethics | Learn about vegetarianism and avoiding harm | | 21 | Temples and idols | Understand Jain temple etiquette and reverence | | 22 | Conduct of a Jain | Study basic Jain values in daily life | | 23 | Scripture introduction | Begin reading simple Jain texts or stotras | | 24 | Life of Tirthankar | Learn the example of Bhagwan Mahavir | | 25 | Fourfold Sangh | Understand Sadhu, Sadhvi, Shravak, Shravika | | 26 | Charity and service | Practice dana with purity and humility | | 27 | Self-control | Observe speech, food, and habits carefully | | 28 | Reflection | Review your progress and weak areas | | 29 | Daily vow | Begin one small vow for discipline | | 30 | Summary and commitment | Make a personal Jain routine for the next month |

Simple daily routine for a beginner

• Morning: Navkar Mantra + 5 minutes silence
• Daytime: Practice Ahimsa, Satya, and Aparigraha
• Evening: Reflection on mistakes and good conduct
• Night: Short prayer and gratitude

Beginner study order

1. Navkar Mantra
2. Five vows
3. Nav Tattva
4. Karma theory
5. Tirthankars
6. Samayik and Pratikraman
7. Fasting and discipline
8. Daily Jain conduct

Easy goal for the first 30 days

• Learn Navkar Mantra
• Understand five vows
• Start one daily spiritual practice
• Reduce violence, anger, greed, and attachment
• Build a peaceful Jain routine

If you want, I can also turn this into a clean printable table format with morning / afternoon / evening sections.