Answer

During Chamar Puja, you can sing a stavan that praises the glory, majesty, and divine qualities of the Tirthankar Bhagwan. A commonly suitable choice is:

• “Jai Jai Aarti Adinath”
• “Prabhuji Tum Chandan Hum Pani”
• “Mara Ghat Ma Birajta Shrinathji” is not Jain-specific, so it is better to avoid it in Jain puja.
• Any Tirthankar-bhakti stavan sung respectfully in praise of Arihant Bhagwan.

Explanation

In Chamar Puja, the waving of the chamar symbolizes deep reverence and royal honor offered to Arihant Parmatma. Therefore, the stavan should have a mood of:

• Bhakti toward Tirthankar Bhagwan
• Vinay and humility
• Praise of Arihant’s qualities
• Devotional joy

You may sing any traditional Jain stavan that glorifies the Tirthankar, such as stavans on Adinath Bhagwan, Mahavir Swami, Parshwanath Bhagwan, or the 24 Tirthankars.

Spiritual Understanding

Chamar Puja reminds us that the true greatness of Bhagwan is not worldly power, but complete victory over attachment, aversion, anger, ego, deceit, and greed. While singing, the focus should be on devotion, purity, and remembering the infinite qualities of Arihant Bhagwan.

Takeaway

For Chamar Puja, sing a respectful Jain Tirthankar-bhakti stavan. The best stavan is one that helps your mind become humble, pure, and devoted toward Arihant Parmatma.