GIVE ME 50 PACHCHAKAHN

Here are 50 Pachchakhān / Pratyākhyān commonly taught in Jain tradition as forms of renunciation, restraint, and vows:

1. Sāmāyik Pachchakhān — to stay in equanimity
2. Chauvihar Pachchakhān — no food or water after sunset
3. Tivihar Pachchakhān — no food after sunset, water allowed in some traditions
4. Ekāsana Pachchakhān — eating only once a day
5. Beāsana Pachchakhān — eating twice a day
6. Ayambil Pachchakhān — plain, tasteless food only
7. Nivī Pachchakhān — eating without greed, in a restrained way
8. Upavās Pachchakhān — complete fasting
9. Biyaāsana Tyāg — renunciation of second meal
10. Ratri Bhojan Tyāg — giving up night eating

1. Jivhā Indriya Niyantran — control of taste
2. Krodh Tyāg — renunciation of anger
3. Mān Tyāg — renunciation of pride
4. Māyā Tyāg — renunciation of deceit
5. Lobh Tyāg — renunciation of greed
6. Hiṃsā Tyāg — renunciation of violence
7. Asatya Tyāg — renunciation of falsehood
8. Chori Tyāg — renunciation of stealing
9. Brahmacharya Palan — observance of celibacy or chastity
10. Parigraha Tyāg — renunciation of attachment and possession

1. Sthūla Hiṃsā Tyāg — avoiding gross violence
2. Sthūla Asatya Tyāg — avoiding gross untruth
3. Sthūla Chori Tyāg — avoiding gross theft
4. Sthūla Mithyātva Tyāg — renouncing wrong faith
5. Iriyāpathi Pratikraman — repentance for walking and moving carefully
6. Kāyotsarga — standing aside from body-consciousness
7. Pratikraman — repentance and purification
8. Pachchakkhān of Day-time food restriction
9. Pachchakkhān of Fruit-only diet
10. Pachchakkhān of Water restriction

1. Panch Pāpa Tyāg — renunciation of five sins
2. Anekānt Drashti — right view of many-sided truth
3. Samyag Darshan — right faith
4. Samyag Jñān — right knowledge
5. Samyag Chāritra — right conduct
6. Pāṇātipāt Viraman — abstinence from killing living beings
7. Musāvāda Viraman — abstinence from lying
8. Adattādān Viraman — abstinence from taking what is not given
9. Maithun Viraman — abstinence from sensual indulgence
10. Parigraha Viraman — abstinence from possessiveness

1. Navkāri Pachchakhān — remembrance of the Namokār Mantra
2. Logassa Pachchakhān — recitation of the Logassa prayer
3. Jai Viyarāya Pachchakhān — prayer for detachment and peace
4. Arihant Pachchakhān — contemplation of Arihants
5. Siddha Pachchakhān — contemplation of Siddhas
6. Āchārya Pachchakhān — reverence for Acharyas
7. Upādhyāya Pachchakhān — reverence for Upadhyayas
8. Sādhu Pachchakhān — reverence for Sadhus
9. Punya Vardhak Pachchakhān — vow that increases merit
10. Moksha Mārga Pachchakhān — vow to stay on the path to liberation

If you want, I can also give these in Gujarati script, Hindi, or as a proper Jain-style Pachchakhān list for daily practice.