In the context of Jainism, "Baras" and "Kapoor" refer to two different substances:

• Baras (also known as "Boras" or "Varkas") is commonly used in Jain rituals, especially during Pooja (worship). It is a type of white crystalline substance (Potash alum) often used as one of the Ashta Dravya (eight substances) in Jain worship.

• Kapoor (Camphor) is another distinct substance also used in Jain rituals. Kapoor is a white, fragrant solid that is often burned for its aroma during religious ceremonies.

So, Baras and Kapoor are not the same. They are different substances with different properties and uses in Jain rituals.