Answer

Prayaschit depends on the exact four acts or faults you mean. In Jain Dharma, there is no single fixed prayaschit for “all four” in every case.

Explanation

Prayaschit is given according to:

• the specific atichar or transgression
• whether it was intentional or unintentional
• how severe it was
• the tradition being followed

So without the names of the four offenses, it would not be correct to give a definite answer.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jainism, repentance is not just about punishment. It is about:

• recognizing the fault
• feeling true remorse
• reducing karma
• resolving not to repeat it

That is why prayaschit is always connected to the exact deed.

Takeaway

If you share the four specific faults, I can tell you the Jain prayaschit for each one accurately.