Answer

In Jain Dharma, a Samavasaran is the divine preaching assembly of a Tirthankar after attaining Kevalgyan.

According to Jain tradition, in the present time-cycle and present era, there is no living Tirthankar presently giving deshna in a Samavasaran in India today.

Explanation

A true Samavasaran occurs only when a Tirthankar attains Kevalgyan and gives universal spiritual discourse for humans, animals, devas, and all beings.

In our current era, the 24th Tirthankar, Bhagwan Mahavir Swami, attained nirvana long ago. Therefore, there is no actual living Samavasaran taking place today in the traditional Jain sense.

However, you may find:

• Samavasaran temples
• Samavasaran replicas
• Samavasaran mandirs or structures at Jain pilgrimage places
• Religious events named “Samavasaran”

These are devotional representations, not the actual divine Samavasaran of a living Tirthankar.

Spiritual Understanding

For Jains today, the true benefit of Samavasaran is remembered by studying the teachings of the Tirthankars, especially the path of:

• Ahimsa
• Samyak Darshan
• Samyak Gyan
• Samyak Charitra
• Detachment and liberation

Takeaway

There is no actual Tirthankar’s Samavasaran happening in India today, but Samavasaran is spiritually remembered through temples, scriptures, rituals, and devotion to the teachings of the Tirthankars.