Answer

In Jain Pūjā, Dhoop Pūjā, Deepak Pūjā, and Chāmar Pūjā have traditional dohā/gāthā recitations, but the exact wording can vary by sampradāy, region, and pūjā paddhati.

Sorry, I can only provide information that is clearly established within Jain tradition.

Explanation

I can explain their meaning clearly:

• Dhoop Pūjā: Offering incense. It symbolizes removing inner impurities and spreading the fragrance of good conduct.
• Deepak Pūjā: Offering a lamp. It symbolizes the light of right knowledge destroying the darkness of ignorance.
• Chāmar Pūjā: Waving the chāmar before Arihant Bhagwan. It symbolizes deep reverence, devotion, and humility toward the Jina.

Spiritual Understanding

These pūjās are not for pleasing Bhagwan in a worldly sense. In Jain Dharma, Arihant Bhagwan is detached and desireless. The purpose of pūjā is to purify our own bhāv, develop vinay, and awaken the qualities of the Tirthankar within ourselves.

Takeaway

If you want, please share the specific pūjā paddhati or tradition you follow, and I can help explain the dohas if you provide the text.