Answer

In front of a Bhattarak Swamiji, you can respectfully say:

• “Namostu, Bhattarakji Maharaj”
• or “Pranam, Bhattarak Swamiji”

Explanation

In Jain tradition, “Namostu” is a respectful salutation. For a Digambar muni, people often say “Namostu Maharaj” or “Maharajsaheb.”

For a Bhattarak, it is more appropriate to say:

• Bhattarakji Maharaj
• Bhattarakji Swamiji
• Pranam

The exact words may vary by local tradition, but the feeling should always be one of respect, humility, and devotion.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, the inner भावना is very important. A respectful salutation is not only about words, but also about:

• humility
• reverence
• purity of intention

If your respect is sincere, that is most important.

Takeaway

A simple and respectful form is:

“Namostu, Bhattarakji Maharaj.”