Answer

There is no fixed Jain rule that says you must stop eating mango on a particular date. In Jain Dharma, you should stop when mangoes are out of season, spoiled, or when your own vrat, tapa, or family rule does not allow them.

Explanation

Jain food practice is guided by ahimsa and restraint. If the mango is fresh and fits your diet, it can be taken. But if you are observing a vow like:

• Chaturmas restraint
• Ayambil
• Ekasana
• fasting or partial fasting

then you should follow that vow strictly.

Spiritual Understanding

The spirit of Jain eating is not desire, but discipline. The goal is to reduce attachment and maintain purity in conduct.

Takeaway

Eat mango with awareness and moderation, and stop according to season, quality, and your Jain observance.