Answer

Yes, hearing Tripadi can awaken vairagya — a deep feeling of detachment from worldly pleasures and a sincere desire to move toward the soul’s purity.

In Jain Dharma, such vairagya is considered very auspicious when it leads to:

• Less attachment to temporary worldly things
• More awareness of the soul
• Greater interest in samyag darshan, right conduct, and sadhana
• Compassion, restraint, and inner purification

Explanation

Tripadi expresses a profound truth of existence:

• Uppannei vā — things arise
• Vigamei vā — things perish
• Dhuvei vā — the substance remains constant in its essential nature

This teaches that worldly forms, relationships, body, wealth, pleasure, pain, and circumstances are constantly changing. When one deeply reflects on this, attachment naturally weakens.

That weakening of attachment is vairagya.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, vairagya is not sadness or hatred toward the world. It is clear understanding:

• The body is temporary
• Worldly pleasures are unstable
• Karmic bondage keeps the soul wandering in saṃsār
• True happiness lies in the purified nature of the soul

So if Tripadi has created vairagya in you, receive it with humility. Let it become steady through:

• Daily samayik or quiet reflection
• Listening to pravachan
• Studying Jain tattva
• Practicing ahimsa, sanyam, and aparigraha
• Keeping company of spiritually focused people

Takeaway

Vairagya arising from Tripadi is a sacred inner turning point. Preserve it gently, deepen it through right knowledge and right conduct, and let it guide you closer to the soul.