Answer

In Jain tradition, Manibhadra Veer Dada is a revered Yaksha / Shasan-dev, not an ordinary living person who “lives” in one physical place.

Devotees especially worship Manibhadra Veer Dada at well-known Jain temples and derāsars dedicated to him, such as in Gujarat and other Jain communities.

Explanation

Manibhadra Veer Dada is believed to protect sincere devotees and support those who follow the path of Dharma. In devotional language, people may say “Dada resides” at a temple where his idol or sthāpanā is present, but spiritually, he is understood as a divine guardian associated with Jain Dharma.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, devotion to Manibhadra Veer Dada should be connected with:

• Faith in Arihant, Siddha, Acharya, Upadhyay, and Sadhu
• Right conduct
• Ahimsa
• Truthfulness
• Respect for Jain principles

Takeaway

Manibhadra Veer Dada is worshipped as a protective Jain deity, and devotees experience his presence through faith, prayer, and temples dedicated to him.