Jainism teaches that Arihant Bhagwan (the enlightened ones who have destroyed all inner enemies like anger, pride, deceit, and greed) possess a spiritual and purified body. According to Jain scriptures, an Arihant's body is called "paramaudārik śarīr" (supremely pure body), and it is believed to be free from impurities and karmic bondage.

Regarding the color of blood, Jain Agamas mention that the blood of an Arihant is not like ordinary human blood. It is described as being either colorless or of a white, pure, and odorless nature. Some texts state explicitly that Arihant Bhagwan's blood is "shwet" (white) or "nirwarna" (colorless), signifying their absolute purity and transcendence over ordinary physical limitations.

This exceptional characteristic symbolizes their supreme spiritual state and the complete eradication of karmic particles from their soul and body.