Digambar muni is a Jain monk in the Digambar tradition.

He is a renunciant who:

• gives up all worldly possessions,
• follows strict celibacy and non-attachment,
• lives a life of austerity, meditation, and self-discipline,
• follows the path of liberation according to Jain Dharma.

Key points:

• Digambar means “sky-clad,” symbolizing complete renunciation of possessions.
• A muni is a monk who follows the highest vows and practices for आत्म-शुद्धि, or purification of the soul.
• Digambar munis generally live very simply, depend on alms, and avoid harming any living being.

In Jain tradition, a Digambar muni’s life is centered on:

• Ahimsa,
• Satya,
• Asteya,
• Brahmacharya,
• Aparigraha.

If you want, I can also explain:

• the life of a Digambar muni,
• the difference between Digambar and Shwetambar monks,
• or the vows of a muni.