Answer

In Jain Dharma, Devs can come to Bharata Kshetra even now, but their appearance is not ordinary, frequent, or easily recognizable.

However, in the present time cycle of Bharata Kshetra, we are in the 5th Ara — Duḥṣamā Kāla. Because of this, the direct visible presence of Devs, divine miracles, and extraordinary spiritual events are considered extremely rare.

Explanation

According to Jain cosmology:

• Bharata Kshetra is a region where Tirthankars appear during proper time periods.
• We are presently in the 5th Ara, a spiritually declining era.
• In this era, beings generally have less purity, less strength, shorter lifespan, and weaker spiritual capacity compared to earlier eras.

Devs do exist according to Jain Dharma, and they may come to the human realm due to:

• devotion toward Arihants, Siddhas, Acharyas, Upadhyays, or Sadhus,
• connection with Jin temples, pratishtha, or sacred places,
• past karmic relations,
• special religious occasions.

But Jain Dharma does not encourage blind belief in every claim of divine appearance. Many such claims may be misunderstanding, imagination, or attachment to miracles.

Spiritual Understanding

Jain Dharma teaches that the highest refuge is not Devs, but the Ratnatraya:

• Samyak Darshan — right faith
• Samyak Jnan — right knowledge
• Samyak Charitra — right conduct

Devs themselves are still worldly beings within saṃsāra. They are not liberated. Therefore, one should respect Devs but not depend on them for moksha.

Takeaway

Yes, Devs appearing in Bharata Kshetra is considered possible even now, but it is rare and should be understood with caution. Jain Dharma guides us to focus more on purification of the soul, devotion to Jinendra Bhagwan, and right conduct rather than fascination with miracles.