Answer

It seems you are asking about Desavagasika Vrat also spelled Desāvakāśika Vrata.

In Jain Dharma, Desavagasika Vrat means limiting one’s movement and activities to a smaller area for a fixed time.

It is one of the Shiksha Vratas observed by Jain householders.

Explanation

The word can be understood as:

• Desa / Desh = area, region, place
• Avakash = limit or boundary

So, Desavagasika Vrat means voluntarily deciding:

• “For this period, I will not go beyond this fixed area.”
• “I will reduce unnecessary movement.”
• “I will limit worldly activities.”

For example, a person may decide to stay within:

• one room,
• one house,
• one street,
• one village,
• or a clearly defined area.

Spiritual Understanding

The purpose of Desavagasika Vrat is to reduce:

• unnecessary travel,
• violence caused by movement,
• attachments,
• careless actions,
• and worldly distractions.

By limiting movement, a person practices greater awareness, restraint, and simplicity.

It prepares the householder for deeper spiritual discipline and reflects the Jain ideal of samyam — self-control.

Takeaway

Desavagasika Vrat means setting a boundary for one’s movement and activities for a certain time, so that one lives with more restraint, awareness, and non-violence.