Answer

Yes. During Das Lakshan Parv, you can do a short daily pooja focused on the one Dharma of that day. The ten days are:

• Day 1: Uttam Kshama — Supreme Forgiveness
• Day 2: Uttam Mardav — Supreme Humility
• Day 3: Uttam Arjav — Supreme Straightforwardness
• Day 4: Uttam Shauch — Supreme Purity / Contentment
• Day 5: Uttam Satya — Supreme Truthfulness
• Day 6: Uttam Sanyam — Supreme Self-restraint
• Day 7: Uttam Tap — Supreme Austerity
• Day 8: Uttam Tyag — Supreme Renunciation
• Day 9: Uttam Akinchanya — Supreme Non-possessiveness
• Day 10: Uttam Brahmacharya — Supreme Celibacy / Purity of conduct

Quick Daily Pooja Format

You can follow this simple routine daily:

• 1. Namaskar Mantra — recite with devotion.
• 2. Darshan / bowing before Arihant Bhagwan or Tirthankar image.
• 3. Offer simple dravya if available, such as rice, sandalwood, flower, lamp, or fruit, according to your tradition.
• 4. Read or reflect on that day’s Dharma.
• 5. Take one small vow related to that Dharma for the day.
• 6. Do Pratikraman or ask forgiveness at night if possible.

Day-wise Quick Pooja and Reflection

Day 1 — Uttam Kshama: Forgiveness

• Pray: “May I forgive all living beings and may all living beings forgive me.”
• Practice: Do not keep anger in your heart.
• Small vow: Today I will not speak harshly to anyone.

Day 2 — Uttam Mardav: Humility

• Pray: “May pride and ego reduce within me.”
• Practice: Speak gently and respectfully.
• Small vow: Today I will not show ego about knowledge, wealth, status, or family.

Day 3 — Uttam Arjav: Straightforwardness

• Pray: “May my thoughts, words, and actions become honest and simple.”
• Practice: Avoid deception and double-mindedness.
• Small vow: Today I will be sincere in speech and behavior.

Day 4 — Uttam Shauch: Purity / Contentment

• Pray: “May greed and attachment reduce in me.”
• Practice: Stay content with what you have.
• Small vow: Today I will avoid unnecessary desire and comparison.

Day 5 — Uttam Satya: Truthfulness

• Pray: “May my speech be truthful, beneficial, and non-hurtful.”
• Practice: Avoid lies, exaggeration, gossip, and hurtful truth.
• Small vow: Today I will speak only what is true and kind.

Day 6 — Uttam Sanyam: Self-restraint

• Pray: “May I control my senses, speech, and mind.”
• Practice: Reduce unnecessary talking, eating, scrolling, or desires.
• Small vow: Today I will practice restraint in food, speech, and behavior.

Day 7 — Uttam Tap: Austerity

• Pray: “May I develop strength to purify my soul through tapas.”
• Practice: Do some form of tapas according to your capacity.
• Small vow: Today I will do one tapas such as upvas, ekasana, beasana, ayambil, or limiting food.

Day 8 — Uttam Tyag: Renunciation

• Pray: “May I learn to give up attachment and selfishness.”
• Practice: Donate, serve, or give up something unnecessary.
• Small vow: Today I will give up one comfort, craving, or habit.

Day 9 — Uttam Akinchanya: Non-possessiveness

• Pray: “May I understand that nothing worldly truly belongs to me.”
• Practice: Reduce attachment to possessions and relationships.
• Small vow: Today I will avoid possessive thoughts like ‘mine’ and ‘only for me’.

Day 10 — Uttam Brahmacharya: Purity of Conduct

• Pray: “May my mind, speech, and body remain pure.”
• Practice: Keep purity in thoughts, media, speech, and behavior.
• Small vow: Today I will avoid impure thoughts and distractions.

Very Short Version If You Have Only 5–10 Minutes

• Recite Namaskar Mantra.
• Bow to Arihant Bhagwan.
• Say the name of the day’s Dharma.
• Reflect for 2 minutes: “How can I practice this today?”
• Take one small vow.
• End with forgiveness prayer.

Takeaway

Das Lakshan Parv is not only about ritual pooja, but about purifying the soul through the ten supreme virtues. Even a short pooja done with sincerity, humility, and self-reflection is spiritually meaningful.