Answer

In a Derasar, you can do Kausagg / Kayotsarg respectfully in a quiet place, usually after doing Darshan, Vandan, or Pratikraman-related prayers.

A simple Kausagg you can do is:

• Stand or sit calmly with folded focus.
• Keep the body still.
• Focus on the soul, not the body.
• Mentally recite the Navkar Mantra or remain in peaceful awareness.
• Avoid unnecessary movement, talking, or looking around.

Explanation

Kausagg means giving up attachment to the body for some time and becoming absorbed in the awareness of the soul. In the Derasar, it should be done with humility, silence, and reverence.

You may do Kausagg:

• For Navkar Mantra
• For forgiveness and inner purification
• After bowing to Bhagwan
• For peace and control over the mind

If you know the traditional Pratikraman method, you may do Kausagg according to your tradition. If not, doing silent Navkar Mantra with a still body and pure intention is appropriate.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, Kausagg helps reduce attachment to the body, calm passions, and increase awareness of the soul. The Derasar is a sacred place, so Kausagg there should be done with deep respect and inner purity.

Takeaway

Do a simple, peaceful Kausagg in the Derasar by keeping your body still, mind focused, and heart filled with devotion toward the Arihant Bhagwan.