Answer

If you mean Chaumas / Chaturmas, it generally ends on Kartik Purnima in Jain tradition.

Explanation

• Chaumas means the four-month rainy season vow-period.
• During this time, Jain sadhus and sadhvis stay in one place for spiritual discipline and to avoid harm to living beings.
• After the end of Chaumas, they usually begin vihara again, meaning they travel from place to place for dharma seva.

Spiritual Understanding

The end of Chaumas is not just a calendar change. It reminds us that:

• discipline is continuous,
• restraint has a purpose,
• and spiritual practice continues throughout the year.

Takeaway

Chaumas ends on Kartik Purnima, and after that the Jain munis and aryikas generally resume travel and preaching.