Answer

In Jainism, there is no universally fixed number of khamasana to give to a home Kuldevi. It is usually followed according to family tradition, local custom, and the specific religious practice of that household.

Explanation

• Khamasana is an act of reverence and humility.
• In Jain Dharma, the emphasis is more on bhakti, purity of intention, and respectful conduct than on a fixed count unless a specific tradition or vow prescribes it.
• So for a home Kuldevi, the number of khamasana is generally not a standard Jain rule.

Spiritual Understanding

What matters most is:

• sincerity,
• respect,
• devotion,
• and following the proper family or temple tradition without confusion.

Jain practice always values inner भावना more than mere number.

Takeaway

If you are following a family custom, follow that. If no custom is fixed, then there is no compulsory Jain number for khamasana to a home Kuldevi.