Answer

Anant Chaturdashi is an important day in the Digambar Jain tradition because it is the final day of Das Lakshan Parva. On this day, Jains especially reflect on the tenth Dharma:

Uttam Brahmacharya Dharma — supreme celibacy, purity, and control over desires.

About Digambar Jain Poojan

The complete traditional Anant Chaturdashi Digambar Jain Poojan may vary by region, temple tradition, and printed pooja book. It often includes:

• Mangalacharan
• Dev-Shastra-Guru Vandana
• Jinendra Bhagwan Abhishek
• Shanti Dhara
• Ashta Dravya Pooja
• Das Lakshan Dharma reflection
• Uttam Brahmacharya Dharma Poojan
• Aarti
• Shanti Path

Important Note

Sorry, I can only provide information that is clearly established within Jain tradition. I should not generate or recreate the exact poojan text unless the exact traditional text is available and verified, because sacred poojan words should be preserved accurately.

Spiritual Understanding

On Anant Chaturdashi, the main inner practice is to purify the soul by reducing attachment to body, senses, passions, and worldly pleasures. In Digambar Jain Dharma, Brahmacharya is not only physical restraint, but also purity of mind, speech, and conduct.

Takeaway

For Anant Chaturdashi, you may perform Jinendra Bhagwan worship with devotion, practice forgiveness and self-restraint, reflect on Uttam Brahmacharya Dharma, and conclude Das Lakshan Parva with inner purity and humility.