Answer

Yes, in some Jain traditions there are devotional counts and vidhi steps such as:

• 12 Khamāsṇā
• 12 Pradakshina
• 12 Sākhīyā
• 20 Mālā

These are used in certain worship practices, but the exact meaning and sequence can vary by tradition, guru-paramparā, and the specific vidhi being followed.

Explanation

These terms generally belong to Jain devotional practice:

• Khamāsṇā: a gesture of humility, bowing, and reverence
• Pradakshina: circumambulation around the Jina temple or idol
• Sākhīyā: recitations or repeated devotional utterances in some traditions
• Mālā: counting of repeated names, verses, or prayers

The numbers like 12 or 20 are often part of a structured ritual form, especially in temple worship, bhakti, or special vidhi.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, such practices help cultivate:

• humility
• devotion
• discipline
• concentration
• inner purification

The outer action is important, but the inner भाव, meaning sincere intention, reverence, and detachment, is even more important.

Takeaway

So yes, such vidhi-based counts are found in some Jain practices, but they are not always universal across all Jain sects. Their exact form depends on the specific tradition and ritual manual being followed.