Answer

Yes, but only in a Jain sense and only under certain conditions.

• While alive: You can physically meet a living Tirthankar only if you are born in the same time and place as that Tirthankar.
• After death: Your soul would need a future birth in a place and time where a Tirthankar is living. Then meeting is possible in that new birth.
• After a Tirthankar attains nirvana: They become a Siddha, and then they cannot be met physically.

Explanation

In Jain Dharma, a Tirthankar is a fully enlightened being who shows the path to liberation.

In our present age and region, we do not have a living Tirthankar on Earth to meet physically. Mahavir Swami was the last Tirthankar in this time cycle in Bharata Kshetra.

So, in practical terms:

• You cannot meet a Tirthankar right now in physical form.
• You may have darshan, devotion, and remembrance through images, scriptures, and prayers.
• In some future birth, if conditions are right, the soul can meet a living Tirthankar.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jainism, the main goal is not just meeting a Tirthankar physically, but following their teachings:

• right faith
• right knowledge
• right conduct
• non-violence
• self-control
• purification of the soul

A true connection with a Tirthankar is also through shraddha, bhakti, and practice.

Takeaway

Physically, yes only if a Tirthankar is living in the same time and place. After death, only in a future birth, if the conditions are right. After nirvana, a Tirthankar becomes a Siddha and is not met physically.