Answer

Parna for Dharmachakra Tap should be done exactly according to the vidhi given by your guru, aarya, or tap organizer, because the method can vary slightly by tradition.

In general, parna is done:

• After completing the prescribed tap
• At the proper muhurat/time
• With a शांत and devotional mind
• By first doing Navkar Mantra or pratikraman, if that is part of the tradition
• By taking the allowed parna food slowly and respectfully

Explanation

If your question is about the 4th day parna, then the main point is:

• Do not break the tap in a casual way
• Follow the exact rule of that tap
• Use only the food and method permitted for parna
• Keep purity of body, speech, and mind

Usually, Jain parna should be:

• Simple
• Satvik
• Non-violent
• Done with restraint
• Without hurry or celebration-like behavior

If there is a specific booklet or tap vidhi for your Dharmachakra Tap, that should be followed as the final authority.

Spiritual Understanding

Parna is not just “ending the fast.” In Jain Dharma, it is a sacred completion of tapasya. So the intention should be:

• Humility
• Gratitude
• Self-discipline
• Awareness that the real benefit of tap is purification of karma

The value is in bhav, not only in the food taken during parna.

Takeaway

For Dharmachakra Tap parna, follow the exact tap vidhi, do it peacefully at the proper time, and maintain full Jain purity and devotion.