Answer

Devasi Pratikraman Vidhi means the evening Pratikraman done daily to reflect on and repent for faults committed during the day.

However, the full Devasi Pratikraman contains many sutras, gathas, and ritual steps. Since sacred Jain mantras and sutras must be preserved exactly, I should not provide a full mantra text unless it is verified word-for-word from an accepted Jain source.

Basic Devasi Pratikraman Vidhi

A commonly followed order is:

• Prepare respectfully — sit in a clean place with calm mind.
• Navkar Mantra — begin with reverence to Arihant, Siddha, Acharya, Upadhyay, and Sadhu.
• Samayik — enter a state of equanimity.
• Iriyavahiya — repentance for harm caused while moving, walking, sitting, etc.
• Tassa Uttari — purification and removal of faults.
• Logassa — praise of the 24 Tirthankars.
• Karemi Bhante — formal resolve for Samayik.
• Atichar Alochana — confession of faults and mistakes of the day.
• Micchami Dukkadam — asking forgiveness for known and unknown faults.
• Kayotsarg — meditation by detaching from the body.
• Pratyakhyan — taking suitable vows or discipline for the future.
• Completion with reverence — end with humility and forgiveness.

Important Note

The exact Devasi Pratikraman Vidhi and mantra sequence may differ slightly by tradition, especially between:

• Shvetambar Murtipujak tradition
• Sthanakvasi tradition
• Terapanth tradition

So it is best to learn the exact recitation from your Guru, Upashray, Pathshala teacher, or trusted Jain Pratikraman book of your tradition.

Spiritual Understanding

Devasi Pratikraman is not only recitation. Its main purpose is:

• To remember faults committed during the day
• To repent sincerely
• To ask forgiveness from all living beings
• To reduce anger, pride, deceit, greed, and carelessness
• To strengthen self-discipline and awareness

Takeaway

Devasi Pratikraman is a daily purification of thoughts, words, and actions. For the full mantra text, please follow an authentic printed Pratikraman book or guidance from your Jain Guru so that every sacred word is recited correctly.