Answer

In Jain Dharma, Tirthankar gotra is not something one can simply “take” or claim by wish. It is believed to arise from very high spiritual purity, महान पुण्य, right faith, selfless conduct, compassion, and deep tapas over a long period of time.

If you mean how to create the causes for Tirthankar gotra, then the path is:

• Develop samyak darshan — right faith
• Live by ahimsa, satya, asteya, brahmacharya, aparigraha
• Practice humility, forgiveness, non-attachment, and compassion
• Serve living beings with a pure heart
• Do tapas and self-discipline without ego
• Avoid pride, anger, deceit, greed, and worldly attachment
• Keep the aim of moksha, not honor or status

Explanation

In Jain thought, Tirthankar gotra is associated with a soul that becomes a Tirthankar in a future life. This is not a result of ordinary merit alone. It is the outcome of:

• exceptional inner purity
• strong spiritual intention
• continued righteous conduct
• great compassion for all beings
• absence of ego and selfish motive

A person should not try to seek it for fame or special identity. In Jain Dharma, the real goal is liberation (moksha). If a soul becomes highly purified through right conduct and deep renunciation, then auspicious karmic causes may lead to such a birth.

Spiritual Understanding

The true spirit of Jain practice is not “How do I become great?” but “How do I become pure?”

When a soul becomes free from:

• pride
• anger
• deceit
• greed
• attachment
• aversion

and lives in:

• forgiveness
• equanimity
• compassion
• restraint
• truth
• renunciation

then it moves closer to the highest spiritual destiny.

So the path is not to chase Tirthankar gotra as a label, but to live in such a way that the soul becomes fit for supreme spiritual upliftment.

Takeaway

If you want the cause of Tirthankar gotra, focus on pure intention, right faith, vows, humility, compassion, and deep self-discipline. In Jain Dharma, the highest achievement is not status, but soul-purity and moksha.