Simandhar Swami is a highly revered Tirthankara in Jainism, specifically in the Jain tradition's cosmological teachings. According to Jain scriptures, Simandhar Swami is currently a living Tirthankara in a different region of the universe called Mahavideh Kshetra.

Here are some key points about Simandhar Swami:

• Living Tirthankara: While all Tirthankaras of our own world (Bharat Kshetra) have attained liberation (moksha), Simandhar Swami is said to be presently living and preaching in Mahavideh Kshetra.
• Worship: Many Jains, especially followers of the Murtipujak and some other sects, revere and worship Simandhar Swami. Some believe that by connecting spiritually with Simandhar Swami, one can progress on the path to liberation.
• Role: Like all Tirthankaras, Simandhar Swami teaches the path of non-violence (ahimsa), truth (satya), non-possessiveness (aparigraha), and other core Jain principles.
• Iconography: He is depicted in Jain temples and is often shown in a meditative posture, with the symbol of a bull (his lanchhan) below his image.

Simandhar Swami is significant for Jains as a symbol of the continued presence of the Tirthankara’s teachings in the universe, even in the present time, though not on Earth.