Answer

A good Jain book for this topic is usually called a “Pooja Vidhi” or “Jain Aachar” handbook. Many Jain communities also use a combined guide covering:

• Pooja vidhi: how to do derasar pooja properly
• Jinmandir etiquette: conduct, dress, speech, and respect
• Daily Jain conduct: vinay, shuddhi, and temple discipline

Explanation

If you want one practical book, look for a tradition-specific Jain Pooja Vidhi and Aachar book from your local Jain sangh, derasar, or upashray.

This is important because:

• Pooja vidhi can differ slightly by tradition
• Etiquette helps preserve proper reverence
• The right book will match your sect and local practice

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, correct vidhi is not only ritual—it is a way to develop:

• Vinay - humility
• Shuddhi - purity
• Bhakti - devotion
• Aachar - disciplined conduct

Proper etiquette in the temple and during pooja protects the spirit of respect and non-carelessness.

Takeaway

Ask for a “Jain Pooja Vidhi and Aachar” book from your local Jain center, and choose one that matches your tradition.

I can also help you with a Gujarati, Hindi, or English Jain book title list if needed.