Answer

In Jain Dharma, there is no universally established rule that a spiritual practice like a Swarn Siddhi program must not be performed during Pitru Paksha.

However, if the program involves specific rituals, mantras, yantras, or guru-guided procedures, you should follow the guidance of your Jain Guru, Acharya, Upadhyay, or the tradition in which the program is being performed.

Explanation

Pitru Paksha is mainly connected with ancestral remembrance in Hindu tradition. Jain Dharma does respect ancestors and elders, but Jain spiritual practice focuses on:

• Right faith
• Right knowledge
• Right conduct
• Ahimsa
• Tapasya
• Self-purification

If the Swarn Siddhi program is purely spiritual, involving devotion, mantra-japa, meditation, austerity, or self-discipline, then there is generally no Jain objection simply because it is Pitru Paksha.

But if the program is connected with material gain, occult practice, or non-Jain ritual procedures, then one should be cautious and seek proper religious guidance.

Spiritual Understanding

In Jain Dharma, the purity of intention matters greatly. Any practice should be done with:

• Non-violence
• Purity of mind
• Detachment
• Respect for Dharma
• Guidance from the right Guru

A practice done only for wealth, power, or worldly achievement may not support the deeper Jain goal of liberation.

Takeaway

You may perform it during Pitru Paksha if it is aligned with Jain principles and approved by your Guru or tradition. If there is doubt, consult a knowledgeable Jain Guru before beginning.