Answer

If you are asking “What if we do only Pratikraman and Navkar Mantra?” — then yes, both are highly meaningful Jain practices.

• Navkar Mantra is the most important Jain mantra. It offers reverence to the highest spiritual beings: Arihant, Siddha, Acharya, Upadhyay, and all Sadhus.
• Pratikraman is a practice of repentance, self-reflection, and asking forgiveness for mistakes committed through mind, speech, and body.

Explanation

Doing Navkar Mantra helps purify thoughts and develop humility and devotion.

Doing Pratikraman helps us:

• Recognize our mistakes
• Repent for wrong actions
• Ask forgiveness
• Resolve not to repeat those mistakes
• Reduce negative karma

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, spiritual progress depends not only on rituals, but also on inner purity, right faith, right knowledge, and right conduct.

So if you do only Navkar Mantra and Pratikraman, do them with:

• Faith
• Understanding
• Humility
• True repentance
• Effort to live with Ahimsa, truth, and self-control

Takeaway

Even simple daily practice of Navkar Mantra and sincere Pratikraman can be spiritually powerful when done with pure intention and real effort to improve one’s conduct.