Om Namah Siddhebhyaḥ (also written as Om Namo Siddhāṇam / Siddhebhyo Namaḥ in different Jain traditions)

Meaning: “I bow to the Siddhas” — the liberated, pure souls who have destroyed all karma and attained moksha.

Jain significance: This mantra is a salutation to the Siddha Parameṣṭhi, one of the five supreme beings in Jain Dharma:

1. Arihant
2. Siddha
3. Acharya
4. Upadhyaya
5. Sadhu

It reminds us of the highest goal in Jainism: liberation from karma and attainment of pure soul-state.

Simple prayer meaning: “May I bow in reverence to the perfected souls and be inspired to follow the path of purity, non-violence, and liberation.”

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