Answer

According to one Jain Tapasya source, the 82-day Dharmachakra Tap is done as: 3 consecutive fasts, then parna, then alternate fasting and parna days, and ends with a closing fast-and-parna sequence. The same source describes this as the 82-day form of Dharmachakra Tap. ( jaintapasya.wordpress.com)

Simple Schedule

• Days 1–3: Upvas
• Day 4: Parna
• After that: Alternate Upvas / Parna
• Final day: The source’s 82-day table ends at Day 82: Parna. ( jaintapasya.wordpress.com)

Note

The source’s day-by-day table appears to have a small formatting inconsistency near the last few days, so if you are following this tapasya, it is best to confirm the exact sequence with your guru, acharya, or local sangh before starting. ( jaintapasya.wordpress.com)

Takeaway

The 82-day Dharmachakra Tap is a disciplined Jain austerity focused on devotion, self-control, and spiritual elevation. ( jaintapasya.wordpress.com)