Answer

Arihant-Cheaiyanam, Karemi Kausaggam Vandan-vattiae, Pooan-vattiae, Sakkar-vattiae, Samman-vattiae, Bohilabh-vattiae, Niruvasagga-vattiae; Saddhae, Mehae, Dhien, Dharanae, Anuppehae, Vaddhamanie Thami Kausaggam. ( jainqq.org)

Explanation

This is the Arihant Cheiyānam Sutra used before Kausaggam. Its meaning is: “I undertake Kausaggam before the image of the Arihants for the sake of obeisance, worship, reverence, veneration, gain of right understanding, and removal of distress. I remain steady in Kausaggam with faith, pure intellect, patience, concentration, contemplation, and increasing spiritual absorption.” ( jainqq.org)

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, this sutra helps the mind become calm, respectful, and focused before deep meditation. It reminds us that true worship is not only external bowing, but also inner steadiness, श्रद्धा, and purification of consciousness. ( jainqq.org)

Takeaway

Reciting this sutra before Kausaggam prepares the mind for devotion and stillness, which is the real spirit of Jain upāsanā.